Click to expand.Safe mode, amongst other things, eliminates all startup items when booting - so if one of them is causing the problem it Word should behave normally. It's quite possible one program is causing the problem only in Word - SpellCatcher, for example, as issues with Outlook but generally works fine with other programs. So a safe boot would let you eliminate external programs that may be causing the issue. It seems you've done a safe boot and that didn't fix the problem, then it's probably an add-in to Word - have you removed all of them; including MathType? Did you install any earlier that may not have been fully removed from your system? Since Word works fine if you start it in t's safe mode that makes it even more likely to be an add-in you've installed.

• How To Change Default Save Location

Since I am running the same version of Word, with no issues, it seems that it's a program or add-in that is causing your issue. As a side note - does mouse selected cut and paste work normally? Also - do you have any services installed that may trap cmd-v? Download star wars battlefront for mac. I agree Mathtype may be the culprit. FIXED Having Word as the active application, go to Tools, Templates and Add ons, uncheck MathType, Press OK.

How To Change Default Save Location

The File Locations preference pane allows to to specify the location for all documents to be saved. In Word Preferences. Select File Locations: When in File Locations, set the path you want Word to use by clicking in the Location field. The default setting, which appears blank in the screencap below, is to ~/Documents. I don't have my Mac in front of me at the moment, but perhaps changing the default 'new window' folder in Finder's preferences will change the default save location for other programs. It's worth a shot! – jrc03c Jul 8 '10 at 19:18. Marlene Williams. I followed the steps above to set the default location where I want my Excel files to be saved. However, when I try to save a document opened from an email, or downloaded from the Internet, or an add-in file, it does not go to my default location.

******************** I agree that it is Mathtype but I am having the opposite problem. When I unintsalled Mathtype it broke the copy and past.

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I received a specific error on it, MathType Commands An error starting MathType's commands for Word. Please reinstall Mathtype.

I on the other hand do not want it. I found the Math in Open Office to be easier to use. Text editor for mac os sierra. I have to check my settings, hopefully, i can find it and fix it.

This content has been, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University. Resources linked from this page may no longer be available or reliable. Microsoft Word allows you to make an automatic backup of your working document.

If the program crashes or your computer accidentally loses power, the AutoRecover feature will attempt to load the most up-to-date version of your document. Note: AutoRecover is not a replacement for saving your document frequently, which is the only guaranteed way of retaining a valid copy of your work.

On this page: • • • • • • Enabling and using AutoRecover To turn on the AutoRecover feature: • In Word 2010, from the File menu, select Options. Then, from the toolbar on the left, click Save to configure AutoRecover options. Proceed to step 3 below. In Word 2007, from the Office Button menu, select Word Options. Then, from the toolbar on the left, click Save to configure AutoRecover options.

In Word 2003, from the Tools menu, select Options. In Mac OS X versions of Word, from the Word menu, select Preferences. • In the window that opens, click the Save tab, icon, or list item. • If it is unchecked, check Save AutoRecover info every:, and type a value next to 'minutes'. For example, to save your work every five minutes, type 5. • Click OK to make the change. If a system or program crash causes your computer to shut down, reboot and open Word normally.

Word should recognize that there is an AutoRecovered file that is newer than the last saved version of your document. It will prompt you to open and save the AutoRecovered file. If the AutoRecover function does not prompt you to open the backup file, you may still be able to recover your work. Search your hard drive for a file called AutoRecovery or *.asd. In Windows, for help searching your hard drive, see Then follow the appropriate instructions below.