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File Name
  Type a filename. Word adds a three-letter
  extension for a Word document (.DOC), a style
  sheet (.STY), or an RTF file (.RTF), unless you
  specify another extension.
 
Files
  Select a filename in a list of existing files
  in the current directory.
 
Directories
  If the file you want is not in the Files list,
  select the appropriate directory.
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Format
  Specify the format in which you want to save
  your document.
   Word        Saves your document with all
               Word's formatting features. This
               is the default format.
   Text Only   Saves your document without
               formatting, so that it can be
               read by other programs.
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Format (continued)
   Text Only w/Breaks       Saves your document
                            without formatting,
                            but adds ASCII return
                            characters at the end
                            of each line.
 
   RTF (Rich Text Format)   Translates Microsoft
                            formatting into ASCII
                            codes for use with a
                            program that reads
                            RTF.
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Options
  Choose Options to display the File Options
  dialog box and specify the default path you
  want your system to use to save files.