how do I save my files to the D drive instead of the C drive?

[Guest]

how do I save files to the D drive instead of the C drive in Word?

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

If the D drive is any kind of removable media (including a CD), don't! Save
to the hard drive and then copy to your floppy or CD.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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[Jay Freedman]

how do I save files to the D drive instead of the C drive in Word?

If you want to change the default save location for all your documents, go
to Tools > Options > File Locations and modify the value listed for
"Documents". If you just want to save an occasional document to the D drive
but leave the default location as is, then open the File > Save As dialog
for that document, open the Save In dropdown, and click the D drive icon.

 

[Chuck Davis]

Choose Save as from the File drop down menu. Then in the
Save in field of the Save As dialog box (click on the down
arrow at the right of the field) and click on the drive. If
you haven't previously established a folder on the D drive,
click on the new folder icon, type the name of the folder.
Click elsewhere, then double click the name of the folder,
and finally, click Save.