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1. CHANGE DEFAULT SAVE LOCATION WORD 2008 FOR MAC HOW TO
2. CHANGE DEFAULT SAVE LOCATION WORD 2008 FOR MAC UPDATE

Here are the steps, the user experience is pretty smooth now, just like a glass of good tequila on a Friday afternoon (which is when I am writing this post).

CHANGE DEFAULT SAVE LOCATION WORD 2008 FOR MAC HOW TO

How to Save As from Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to SharePoint If you are in SharePoint on-premises, you will need to rely on the other six options. Now, I should mention, if you did not realize this already, that this solution only works for those who are in SharePoint Online (Office 365). It allows you to pick from the sites you follow or visit frequently, thus solving the above-mentioned issue. Microsoft has recently implemented a change/fix that relies on Office Graph (same concept utilized by Delve and Intelligent Search). Was very frustrating experience, was not intuitive and required that user had a Ph.D. Many sites, and even multiple site collections (think Office 365 Groups), that are not organized in any folder-like hierarchies.īelow image depicts what the user experience looked like if you tried to Save As from MS Office apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) to SharePoint. But with SharePoint, we do not have a C: drive, My Computer or folders to browse through. When you click on Save As from Word or Excel, you get to choose a folder/location you want to save your file in.

The reason why Save As never really worked well was that SharePoint is not file share.

So I am super excited to share it with you! Why Save As to SharePoint was a problem

CHANGE DEFAULT SAVE LOCATION WORD 2008 FOR MAC UPDATE

However, a recent update by Microsoft made this option possible. For a very long time, inability to do so has been a big matzo ball for many users. You might also know or refer to this option as Save As. I am of course talking about an ability to save files directly from MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). None of the options though replicated the behavior we are used to. Some time ago, I published a post on various ways to save files to SharePoint.