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(In Word 2007 click the Office button and then click Word Options. There's also a tool you can add to the Quick Access Toolbar that will show you the document's location. You can also click the option and thereby open a window that shows the contents of the folder. If you hover over this with the mouse pointer, you'll see the full path for the folder. Interestingly, if you look at what you see when the File tab is displayed, near the bottom of the right side of the screen you should see an option named Open File Location. If you are using Word 2016, though, then the full path may appear truncated. For instance, if you are using Word 2010 you can see the traditional full path name. Near the top of the screen you can see the location, the detail of which will vary based on the version of Word you are using. If you are using Word 2010 or a later version of the program, you can see the folder in which a document is stored by simply clicking the File tab of the ribbon. Word displays a Properties pane at the top of the document, which includes a yellow bar showing the location for the document. You do this by clicking the Office button, then clicking Prepare | Properties.

If you are using Word 2007, you can display the properties for a document, which includes its location. Once you glean the information you like, you can press Esc to dismiss the Save As dialog box without actually saving. Word displays the Save As dialog box, which includes as the default location the path of the currently active document. Based on the huge number of people that supplied ideas, the most popular (and, therefore, commonly used) method is to simply press F12. It turns out that there are several different ways you can determine the folder for a document. He wonders about the easiest way to figure out the folder for a document that is already open. The title bar for the document's window shows the document's title, but not the folder in which it is stored. Steven often has a Word document open and can't remember where it came from (i.e., what folder it is located in).