From our years-long experience of using Microsoft Office, we can say for certain that it does not take a lot of effort to save a document to your hard drive. In fact, Microsoft has made this much ...

Essentially, by using Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, the Nearby sharing feature in Windows 11/10 allows PC users to share documents, photos, links to websites, and more with nearby devices. By default, Nearby ...

Do you want to change the default location where new files and apps are saved? Here's how on Windows 11. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

There are several ways to take screenshots on a Windows 11 or 10 computer, from simple keyboard shortcuts and the built-in Snipping Tool to dedicated third-party apps. These methods make it quick and ...

In an effort to reduce the likelihood of folks losing important documents due to any number of natural or artificial calamities, Microsoft will make OneDrive or SharePoint Online the default save ...

Normally, Windows saves screenshots in the Pictures > Screenshots folder through a predefined registry path. If this path ...

Q. Every time I save my Excel workbooks, I have to browse and click several things to get to the location where I want to save. Is there a faster way to save to specific locations? A. You can specify ...

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.

One of the most useful features on any system — be it a computer or a mobile device — is screenshots. Screenshot or screen capture is a way to instantly capture the contents on a screen and save it on ...

Microsoft would like you to save your files anywhere you like, as long as it's the My Documents folder. The Office apps are complicit in this Draconian conspiracy by opening the Documents location by ...

CNET's Worker's Edge blog compiles the options and buttons that need pushing to change the default "Save As" location in Microsoft Office programs, dating all the way back to Office 97 apps. Some ...