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You need to keep a copy of your document with you and modify it whenever you want
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We advise to use OneDrive, a free cloud service by Microsoft
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You can sign up and create an account on Microsoft official website
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The free OneDrive version offers you 5Go storage
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You can upload your files directly to the cloud and have access from all your devices
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Or better than that, link your Microsoft Office to your OneDrive account
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Go back to Microsoft, on the backstage, click on Account
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Then sign in to your Microsoft account
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Once in, Microsoft Office will automatically connect with your OneDrive account
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From now on, you will have the option to save any document to OneDrive cloud
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The status bar will tell you that your document is being uploaded to OneDrive
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Once done, go back to your OneDrive account
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The file is now available on the cloud,
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You can modify it using Microsoft free online processor called Word Online
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Right click the file and choose Open with Word Online
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Word Online can offer you basic editing tools
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You can also share the document with a co-author
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Select the file, click on Share
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Then copy the link to send it to your collaborator
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Or enter their email address on the box here
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Let's get the shareable link
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