How else can I save a document in Microsoft Word other than an .rft?

Answer by  Jsands1982 (871)

In the Save As Document at the bottom. There should be a place called File Type. In that Box are different File Saving Types. Like *. wpd = Word Processing document, *. Txt = Text, or *. doc = Document. then after selecting your file type, giving it a name, then click save.

Answer by  worker6280 (78)

Go to the File Menu (or the Office Button in Word 2007), click on Save As and choose the document type you want to use from the Save As Type drop-down menu. Office 2007 Also allows you to choose the Other Formats option when you open up the Save As menu.

Answer by  worker6830 (21)

Go to File->Save As in Word. A window will open which will let you determine Save in:, File name: and Save as type: this box allows you to determine the extension of the file(*. doc, *. htm, *. rtf)just pick what you need.

Answer by  worker4767 (56)

Depending on which version of Word you have you can save a document as. Doc,. Docx,. Pdf,. txt as well as. rtf.

Answer by  Lakshmi65 (715)

it can be saved as. doc and. dox file. it can be also saved as plain text file or as. txt file.

Answer by  japratt (1687)

If you are wanting to save this particular file differently you will need to do one thing. One will need to click save as and there will be an option to change this.