Auto save option changing in Microsoft Office 2003

Asked By kaizi 0 points N/A Posted on - 09/25/2011

  I am using Microsoft Office 2003. There is an option for saving documents automatically after a certain time. Default time is two minutes. But I need to  save my document in every thirty seconds. Is this possible in Microsoft Office 2003? If yes then how? 

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Answered By jhayson 0 points N/A #80856

Auto save option changing in Microsoft Office 2003

Hi. Since the default time is already two minutes, it is the most ideal but you can still change the autosave time to 1 minute. You can do  this by clicking the save button. When the Save window appears there is a Tool button at the button.

When you click the Tool button, choose autosave. Then you will be able to change the Autosave option. If you find that a minute is still too long, you can always use the keyboard shortcut key which is Ctrl+S after every one or two sentence that you've typed in until it becomes a habit.

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Answered By senthilmca44 0 points N/A #80857

Auto save option changing in Microsoft Office 2003

Go to "Tools" choose "Options" from the menu and in the dialog box, Click on the "Save" tab, make your changes and click ok to accept the changes and you are done.
Next time office crashes in the middle of your work AutoRecovery would have saved the last 60 seconds of your edited document(s) for you.

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