Hi Sarah:
Well, it may be obvious to those two, but it isn't to us, right?
The bit they left out is "Word does not store any documents inside itself.
All of your Word documents are stored inside your Hard Disk, and you need to
use the Finder in OS X to sort them out."
When you are working in Word, it shows you a "View" of your hard disk by
calling on the Finder to open a "window" into the disk for you. But that's
only a window, not a "door way", so you can look but not delete
Use the Finder itself to delete documents. Apple's user interface
specifications do not allow deleting of files from within an application.
That's a nasty (but very useful...) habit that the PC has, which Apple
doesn't approve of
Cheers
It sounds simple, but it's not. I want to go through all my documents
stored in Word - throw some out, organize others in files. But there
is no obvious way to do this. Can somebody please walk me through how
to toss out old files stored in Word?
Much appreciated.
Sarah Wachter
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