Question

4. What will happen, if you want to close your existing file without saving explain ​

Answer 1

Answer:

It's occasionally convenient to close a document without saving your changes. For example, you might create a new document to use as a scratch pad or to test out a new feature. Similarly, you might open an existing document, make some temporary changes, and then close the document without saving those changes. In each case, when you choose Office, Close, Word asks if you want to save the document. This not only slows you down by requiring an extra step that you don't need, but there's also the real danger that you might click Yes by accident.

To work around these problems, I use a macro that automatically closes a document without saving any changes and without prompting to save changes. Listing 3.2 shows the macro.

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