I have an Office 365 subscription with a 5-device license and I have Office installed on 2 MacBook Pros. Even though I have the latest version of Word installed on both laptops, I'm unable to add AutoSave to the Quick Access Toolbar on one laptop (it doesn't even appear as an option), while AutoSave only works in with some docs on my other laptop, but not all of them. I've spent hours trying to find a solution, but nothing. Has anyone else had this problem and have you found a solution? **Thread moved by moderator to a more appropriate forum - Office>Word>Mac> Best mac antivirus for slow connections windows 10. Office 2016 for Mac**. Hi Appio, To narrow down the issue, please provide the following information: • You mentioned, on one laptop you can’t add Autosave in QAT in Word, while on other laptop autosave show up in some documents. ![]() If you log into a computer using more than one login id then each will have their own location for autorecover files and you will need to do any customization separately for each. There is a separate setting for each of the Office programs. If you set a different location for Excel autorecover files it will not change for Word, Powerpoint, etc. Dec 19, 2017 - Since I upgraded Microsoft Office 2016 for MAC software on my old macbook pro. By default, AutoSave saves Office files every 10 minutes. Could you please provide the screenshot of the Autosave option from the working laptop? • Confirm the version and build of Word from both the laptops. To check, in Word, go to the Word menu and choose About Word, confirm the version and build. Click Disk drives to show the USB flash drive that you want to format Step3. And then select Optimize for performance and click OK button (On Windows XP) If your computer runs Windows Vista / 7 or later version of Windows, it shows Better performance Step4. Double click the USB flash drive to show its Properties and then click Policies tab. Repeat the same steps in another laptop. • In other laptop you can see Autosave option in some documents. Can you confirm where these documents are stored, online location such as OneDrive or your local drive? • Did you try any steps to add Autosave option? If so, please provide detailed steps. Thanks, Neha. Hi Neha, Thanks for the quick reply. Settings in outlook for gmail. In the SMTP Server field, enter the Name of your outgoing mail server; In the Return Address feild, enter your full email address and click OK; Back to Top. Microsoft Outlook Express for OS 9 (Mac) Using the Tools menu in Outlook Express, select the Accounts option. Select the Mail tab in the resulting window. I have confirmed the right settings with Gmail and made sure to enable IMAP. -- Outgoing Server -- smtp.gmail.com: 465 (or 587, both don't work) -- Override default port (enabled). Set up two-factor authentication for Gmail Two-factor authentication is an extra layer of security for your account. Each time you log in to your Gmail account from a new device, you'll receive a single-use code on your phone. SMTP settings for Outlook Mac 2011 Select “Accounts” from Tools menu of Outlook Mac 2011. Choose the mail account you want to setup as SMTP Outgoing Server. Here's a screenshot from the working laptop: The doc titled 'All Website Info.' Shows AutoSave in the QAT, but it's grayed out and I can't turn it on; whereas in the doc titled '00 Welcome call Notes', I'm able to turn it on or off. The version on both laptops is 16.8 (171210) All of my documents are stored in OneDrive (online). I tried adding the AutoSave option on the non-working laptop by going to PREFERENCES > RIBBON & TOOLBAR > QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR, and then adding AutoSave from the list of popular commands. When AutoSave didn't appear in the list of popular commands, I selected All Commands, but the option still wasn't there. I hope that's useful. Thanks again for looking into this! Auto Save option in word 2016 Sometimes we might close the edited word document without saving it. A system crash may occur that cause us to force the document to close. Due to this, we lost the content. ![]() MS Word has a nice feature called AUTOSAVE; It will save the content in your file directory over an interval we specified. In this tutorial, we will walk through on how to set this option in Word 2016. Let’s begin Step-1: Open your Word 2016 Step-2: Go to File >> Option >> Save >> Save documents Here: •.
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