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> Every fifteen minutes or so, as I wrote this story, I moved my cursor northward to click on the disk in the Microsoft Word toolbar that indicates “Save.” I g
by BrissyCoder 5y ago
> Every fifteen minutes or so, as I wrote this story, I moved my cursor northward to click on the disk in the Microsoft Word toolbar that indicates “Save.”
I guarantee the author did not use MS Word but rather some cloud platform to author this.
- kzrdude 5y agoWord is available on office's cloud platform, too.
- BrissyCoder 5y agoYeah I realise that... I just assumed it doesn't have a save button. Am I wrong? Let me go check I guess... EDIT: Yep - no save button.
- kzrdude 5y agoYou're right. If I go about to find the "Save As.." action it's illustrated with a floppy disk with a pencil on top in the sharepoint/office cloud version of Word I have access to.
- BrissyCoder 5y agoFunny we both seem to have a lot of licenses for software we never use. I just went and checked the desktop version of Word (which I haven't used in years)... https://imgur.com/8POWvrq https://imgur.com/8POWvrq Has a save button but superimposed with a refresh glyph along with accompanying mult-user text.
- paulcole 5y agoWhy do you guarantee this?
- BrissyCoder 5y agoBecause I believe it is most likely true.