Microsoft has long been pushing Office and OneDrive users to save their documents to the cloud by default. Now, the company is getting even more aggressive with a feature coming to Microsoft Word.

Microsoft Word on Windows now auto-saves new files to OneDrive with autosave on by default. This change helps users back up documents and access them on any device. Users can still turn off auto-save ...

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Microsoft held a special OneDrive and Copilot event today where it announced a number of new features for the cloud-storage ...

You can add a signature to a Microsoft Word document in several ways, depending on the computer you're using.

You can compare two versions of the same Word document using a built-in tool to see how a document has been modified.

Microsoft wants Word users to use the OneDrive cloud more often. That's why saving files online will be enabled by default.

In some cases, you can fix this issue by converting your Word document into another encoding. Open the document you want to convert, then click "File." Go to "Options" at the bottom of the startup ...

This week, Microsoft quietly announced a small but important change to Word. The popular word-processing software will now ...

Word’s testing a new default that saves fresh documents to OneDrive with autosave active. It’s convenient and good for ...

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A new update to Microsoft’s productivity suite will see Microsoft Word automatically save documents to OneDrive by default, ...