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You can do this one of two ways in Keyboard Maestro:Ĭhoose the menu item "Save" under the "File" menu, or The second is the action which actually saves the document. After awhile, that might get annoying, but I suggest using it until you get used to the idea, as it will help reinforce the fact that the macro is actually running. The first is a notification which will appear and inform the user that the macro is running. Next we get to the actions section, and I included two here, although many people might choose to delete one of them.

Here is how those two conditions appear in Keyboard Maestro: That is not true in all apps, so if you implement this macro for another app, you may want to check that a button "Save" does not exist. Note that when the "Save As" window is open in Microsoft Word, the "Save" menu is disabled. The front window of Microsoft Word exists (this means that there is an open document window in Word)Ī menu item "Save" is enabled (you'd find it under the "File" menu) However, with Keyboard Maestro I don't have to just blindly save every sixty seconds, I can check specific criteria. The macro is designed to run only when Microsoft Word is active, and I set mine to run every minute.

Keyboard Maestro can run that save command every X seconds or minutes.

Unlike modern apps, Microsoft Word does not support the versioning and auto-save features in OS X. Microsoft Word does have an auto-recovery setting, but nothing beats the security of manually saving. Not now Turn on Turned on Turn on Auto-Save every X minutes (or seconds) This probably is not what you want, although there is no harm in setting it. You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.