You must be aware that they made OneDrive the default location to save files. The ‘Save as’ dialog box now proposes OneDrive as the default location. So it’s more steps than before to achieve the same thing, just because we have to ‘go around’ OneDrive.
It’s not a question of not knowing how to do it, it’s a question of now being forced to go around their crap, shoved in our faces.
My guy. The save locally option is literally two boxes down.
It’s literally the same layout and format as previous versions, just instead of documents as default it’s OneDrive. (Something that can be changed very easily)
This is just a case of people looking for something to be upset about.
You must be aware that they made OneDrive the default location to save files. The ‘Save as’ dialog box now proposes OneDrive as the default location. So it’s more steps than before to achieve the same thing, just because we have to ‘go around’ OneDrive.
It’s not a question of not knowing how to do it, it’s a question of now being forced to go around their crap, shoved in our faces.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/office/save-a-document-b7f55d8c-d714-4892-8fde-853a82419027
My guy. The save locally option is literally two boxes down.
It’s literally the same layout and format as previous versions, just instead of documents as default it’s OneDrive. (Something that can be changed very easily)
This is just a case of people looking for something to be upset about.
They didn’t seriously do that?
Since when does that happen? Also, on professional/enterprise versions?
Of course they did that, they are Microsoft. You will do what they want, for easiness and convenience.
They started doing that in 2019 for all the the Office products. Here is the official annoucement. Now every Office installation that is up to date will force users to use OneDrive as the default save location. Even Office 2016. They are retroenshittifying.