Save 1 Existing Text in Word

This guide provides a practical overview of Save 1 Existing Text in Word, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

1. Save a new drafted document.

There are 3 ways to save an existing document in Word 2013:

Method 1: Click the Save icon in the upper left of the screen to edit :

- Option 2: In Card File -> Save:

Method 3: Use the quick key combination Ctrl + S to open the Save As dialog box .

You can use one of the three methods above to open the Save As dialog box .

- The Save As dialog box appears to choose a location to save the path in Computer, OneDrive or other location Add Place. For example, here choose to save in Computer -> Browse to choose where to save the text:

- The Save As dialog box appears, select the path to the location you want to save -> select the following items:

+ File name: Name the text to save.

+ Save as type: Select the format to save documents, if you want to save the document in Office 2003 format, click Word 97 - 2003 Document, or save in Office 2013 format, click Word Document:

- After selecting the format, click Save and proceed to save the document:

- Text results are saved according to the given name:

2. Revise the text name.

- In case you have saved a document and want to edit the name of the text, do the following:

Step 1: Go to File -> Save As -> choose the location to save (or can save files named override) -> Browse:

Step 2: The Save As dialog box appears -> rename the file you want to edit -> click Save -> Microsoft Word dialog box appears with the following options:

- Replace existing file: Overwrite the file to be renamed.

- Save Changes with a different name: Save with another file and keep the file with the old name.

- Merge changes into existing file: The modified content is set on the current file.

After selecting the type of save -> OK to close the dialog box -> click Save to save:

- The resulting file has been renamed:

Above is a detailed guide on how to save an existing document in Word.

Good luck!