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So far on the Office in Education blog, we’ve updated you on new product releases, shared ideas on how you can use Office products and services to crank out your school work, and helped you discover new uses for our feature-rich applications. But, frankly, we want to hear from you. What are the questions you want to see answered on this blog? That’s why we’re launching our Call-To-Action campaign.
Just as the bat-signal calls Batman, the Call-To-Action post on the Microsoft Student Experience Facebook page is our way of signaling you for help.
Today is our first Call-To-Action. Join the conversation and let me know what you want to see on the Office in Education blog! We’re gathering your Facebook comments, and in the near future, we’ll add some polls to gauge your interest in certain topics. Help us determine the future of this blog. Make it yours!
Of course, you can always leave a comment on the blog to let me know what topics you're interested in. Looking forward to hearing from you.
--Jennifer Bost
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Document Save Speed in Office 2010 is ridiculous! There must be a setting that allows background saves and allows me to keep on working on the document. I have not dealt with having to wait for my document to save since the early 1980s! Furthermore what is with this Powerpoint "cancel save" feature, that appears to put my document saving command on hold until is counts slowly to 10 (or may 25) to give me time to change my mind about whether I really want to SAVE my document? To a person who chronically presses ctrl s to keep from losing changes this is exasperating!
Thanks for your comment, Bonnie Jean. There actually is a setting that allows background saves; it's called AutoRecover. This feature is configurable, too, so you can determine how frequently you want Word 2010 to save the document you're working on. If you want to learn more about AutoRecover, check out http://tinyurl.com/4ozzllq
As for the "cancel save" dialog, that does sound frustrating. You might be experiencing a conflict between frequent manual saves and automatic saves. Do you have AutoRecover enabled already? Or perhaps it's a conflict with an add-in, have you installed any add-ins?
Either way, a good troubleshooting resource is answers.microsoft.com. Microsoft Answers is a community-based forum where you can search, browse, and post questions about Microsoft products and services.
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