In this tutorial, I'll show you how to save Microsoft Office 2010 documents to Windows Live SkyDrive. This way, you can access them from any computer without having to save them to a CD, USB stick, or other storage device. Using SkyDrive is easy and convenient.
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Easily save Microsoft Office files in the right folder
For those of you who aren't familiar with Windows Live SkyDrive, this is a free online storage service from Microsoft that anyone can sign up to with a Windows Live ID or their Hotmail (Live) email account. It lets you store, share, and access thousands of documents, pictures, and more. The cool thing is that with Microsoft Office 2010, you can store documents up to 25GB directly to the web for free, without having to open the SkyDrive website. Once you've saved your documents, you can either set the security settings to private (only you can access them) or share them with family, friends, or colleagues.
1. Start an Office 2010 application, in this case Microsoft Word 2010, work in the document and when you are ready to save it, click the File menu and select Save and Send.
2. Next, you will see that you can save the document in several locations; the option we will use today is “Save to Web”.
