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The TM Save button in MS Word simplifies the process of saving Word documents into the Time Matters Document Management System. Find out how to add this button to MS Word, set the Word security settings, and add the TM Save button to the top toolbar (Quick Access bar) in MS Word 2010.
Time Matters 15.1 should be released April 18, 2016. It will deliver links to new versions of third party programs and fixes to many known issues, including...
How to fix the broken TMSave feature and other links resulting from a Microsoft Office update to Office 2013.
Adobe Acrobat DC and Adobe Reader DC do not work with Time Matters (at this writing), but you can still save PDF files to Time Matters. Another option is to uninstall the DC version and install an older version using one of the links listed here.
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You can have two PDF programs on your computer. Use free Acrobat Reader with its TM Save button to open and save PDF files into Time Matter. Use a third party PDF app, saving a lot of money!, when you need to apply redactions, Bates numbers or other changes.
You may have contact information and other records in Time Matters that you would like to preserve for future use. You can copy all your Time Matters records into Excel spreadsheets following these illustrated, step-by-step instructions.
Setting up the incremental backup of Word documents can protect you from your own errors and computer failures. Depending on your software and retention settings…
