Let me save a doc in two places at one time

[Wyoming Will]

One thing I have always needed - when I'm working on a project (MS Word,
power point, publisher or excel) and I go to save I need to have another save
in a different place. I'd like to invoke that feature and point to the folder
where I want the second save to happen - usually on a different hard drive.
Thus when I hit CONT + S I'd get two saves at one time. Is that possilbe
wihtout having to do it manually twice?

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

No.

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After furious head scratching, Wyoming Will asked:

| One thing I have always needed - when I'm working on a project (MS
| Word, power point, publisher or excel) and I go to save I need to
| have another save in a different place. I'd like to invoke that
| feature and point to the folder where I want the second save to
| happen - usually on a different hard drive. Thus when I hit CONT + S
| I'd get two saves at one time. Is that possilbe wihtout having to do
| it manually twice?

 

[3Dim]

You could use a program that syngronize two folders/drives.

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Will,

You could do it with macros in each of the programs.
For Word, for example, check with the folks in the
VBA Beginners newsgroup (link below) for assistance.

=======One thing I have always needed - when I'm working on a project (MS Word,
power point, publisher or excel) and I go to save I need to have another save
in a different place. I'd like to invoke that feature and point to the folder
where I want the second save to happen - usually on a different hard drive.
Thus when I hit CONT + S I'd get two saves at one time. Is that possilbe
wihtout having to do it manually twice? <<
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LLet us know if this has helped you,

Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
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or
Microsoft hosted newsgroups via Outlook Express/newsreader
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