When I go to save a document, whether it's one I've created from scratch or one that someone sends to me and I either edit or just save as-is, Word is not opening the file location that I select on the Save As page.
Basically, here's what happens:
Let's say I want to save "File A" in my "Work Files" folder. I go to Save As and Work Files is an option on the Recent Locations section. I double click Work Files and Word opens the current file location, no matter what it is. Additionally, if it is a new document, instead of using the first line of text as the possible document name, Word pulls the name of the most recent document I saved and tries to save it as that instead. I've already mistakenly overwritten 2 important files because of this flaw and I cannot figure out why it's doing it or how to fix it.
I have Word 2013 on my work computer and it behaves as it should: opens the selected file location and doesn't use old file names to save new files. I've gone through the Options on both machines and for the life of me, I can't find any difference in selections that would cause these issues.
Thanks in advance!
(I am using Windows 8 but not in Metro, only desktop, if that matters. My work computer is Windows 7.)