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By default, if you're signed in, files are saved to your OneDrive. If you want to save the current file somewhere else, click the Location drop-down to see additional recently-used locations. If the location you want isn't there, you can open the full Save As window by selecting More save options.

If you'd like to change the default location for these saves to one of your other recently-used folders, select the Location drop-down, right-click the folder location you want to set as the default and select Set as Default Location.

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If you want to save to a location other than your recently-used folders, select More locations. If you haven't received this update yet, your Office applications will continue to use the File menu for saving.

By default Office will save the copy in the same location as the original. If you're happy with the existing location go on to step 3. If you want to save the new copy in a different location choose it at this point.

You might want to save your file in another format so that you, or somebody else, can open the file in a different program or older version. For example, you might want to save your Word document as a Rich Text File (RTF) or your Excel workbook as a Comma-Separated Values (CSV) file.

In the Save as type list, click the file format that you want to save the file in. For example, click Rich Text Format (.rtf), Word 97-2003 (.doc), Web Page (.htm or .html), or Comma Delimited (.csv).

How you back up and recover your files depends on where and when you saved it. To learn more about a feature, including which versions of Office support it, select the name of the feature in the table below.

By default Office will save the copy in the same location as the original. If you want to save the new copy in a different location choose it at this point. If you're happy with the existing location go on to step 3.

You might want to save your file in another format so that you, or somebody else, can open the file in a different program or older version. For example, you might want to save your Word 2016 document as a Rich Text File (RTF) or your Excel workbook as a Comma-Separated Values (CSV) file.

If you are using Office 2010, you can save files in an earlier version of Microsoft 365 by selecting the version in the Save as type list in the Save As dialog box. For example, you can save your Word 2010 document (.docx) as a 97-2003 document (.doc).

Office 2010 continues the use of the XML-based file formats, such as .docx, .xlsx, and .pptx, introduced in the 2007 Office release. Therefore, files created in Microsoft Word 2010, Microsoft Excel 2010, and Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 can be opened in the 2007 Office release programs without special add-ins or loss of functionality. For more information, see Open XML Formats and file name extensions.

Note: Your Chromebook supports third-party file systems that use DocumentsProvider APIs. If you download one of these Android files apps from the Play Store, it will appear on the left-hand side of your Files .

By default, your files are saved to your Downloads folder, a temporary folder on your Chromebook's hard drive. You can change where downloads are saved by default or select a specific folder for each download.

I'm wondering how I can make it such that when I run the BASH script, the 22 unzipped files and the large, concatenated file are automatically saved onto the dropbox application and NOT my HDD.

You can't. That's not how Dropbox works. It's not a cloud-based folder. It's a regular folder on your local hard drive like any other, and anything stored in the folder takes up space on the drive. Files saved in the folders are synced to your account online. It's not possible to save directly to the cloud, bypassing your local drive.

Maybe I'm confused, but I disagree. If you select the sync online option only you save the local hard drive space. This may depend upon your account. Not sure if it works on the free version. It is confusing to set this. I'm on a Mac and can only do it if I'm running the app locally.

Even if you set a folder to Online-only, when you save a file to that folder it is still saved to the local hard drive, marked as a Local file, and synced to your account. You then have to mark the file as Online-only to remove it from the drive. The OP was looking to save directly to his account in the cloud, which isn't possible. Also, the Smart Sync feature is only available on a paid account.

There is a smart sync option in settings that allows you to save files as an online-only file, that doesn't take up space on your hard-drive. However, once you need to view it again, I believe it will download and become a local file that does take up space. I'm not sure if there's a way to bypass having to download the file on top your hard drive first before uploading it as an online-only folder, but if you have enough space initially, this could be a good option. If you only need to store the large files in Dropbox, then it does work as a cloud based folder.

I've got files piling up on my solid state HD that I never knew were there, it's never happened before the last couple of months, and now the drive is almost full. When I found these files today I deleted them but then when I went to Dropbox my folder had disappeared (it's not even my folder, another user set it up for me on his account), and my hard drive is about to crash.

I store NO files on my solid state drive, it's not big enough. Those are supposed to load on the disk drive. I even migrated the Dropbox folder I found on the SS drive to the disk, but that didn't work. I'm trapped and I guess it'll be impossible to use Dropbox any more.

This makes NO sense to me whatsoever. Dropbox tells you that if you use SynchSelect you can choose which files are stored on your local hard drive and which remain in the cloud until you need them. Now I cannot even find a way to download Dropbox files on to an SSD directly from Dropbox.com. There used to be an option of 'Advanced Settings' which has now disappeared. WTF. If I can't solve this I am going to cancel my account. It is quite insane to me.

(Replying to my own message) I've read about the "sync online only" feature but it's the first I've heard of it --- and yet, that problem of Dropbox storing old unneded files on my solid state hard drive seems to have somehow fixed itself without intervention. I did not know about the sync option and didn't take that step, it simply started behaving. This is still concerning since I still don't know what was happening and can't predict if it will happen again. But I've loaded several fairly big files into that folder, it has ceased archiving on my poor overworked hard drive, and the files transferred without a hitch, which is what I expected from the beginning. \_()_/

Since last week, while working on office, or autocad, or anything, i cant save files to dropbox folder. It gives a message that the file dont existe (if the file is new) or if it was existent it says that cant acess the file. What is weard is that the name of the file in this message is different than the name itself.

Attached is the prt screen, sorry it is in portuguese, but its saying that cant acess the file, and if you look it into de path, the name of the file is a number... it is not office related i think cause lets say autocad is same, however paint, now trying the edit the prt screen that was gonna sent you, saved normally...

This is the #1 one feature I want - I use OneNote to gather and manage information related to projects I am working on. The ability to save documents directly into a OneNote page from the standard windows save dialog would save me the steps of saving to the desktop, then dragging and dropping into the note page, and then deleting the file from the desktop.

However, I just noticed this day that the Auto-Save folder actually saves my projects' auto-saves, and my old and deleted projects are still in there. And since this actually takes up space, may I ask if it's ever safe to delete the files in the Auto-Save folder? Especially the old projects in it, and since it takes up storage. Or will it ruin my files, anything or such? 2351a5e196