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Default How to Change the Default File Format for Saving in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2016

If you’re using Word, Excel, or PowerPoint 2016 and you often share your files with people using older versions, it can get tedious to select the option for saving files in the old format every time. Here’s how to change the default file format for the Save dialog.

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