How do I save NEW documents from Office 2011 to SP2010?

Hi,
We are using Office 2011 for Mac, with Safari and SP2010 for collaboration room and document libraries.
Accessing, opening, reading and saving existing documents from SP2010 works all fine.
But if I, after having opened and edited a Word document, want to do a "save as" to Sharepoint, how do I do it without having to temporarily store the document somewhere else.
The "Share - Save to Sharepoint" in Office could be useful if I only could browse thru the folder hierarchy in the saved Sharepoint Locations. I have too many folder to add them all as "Sharepoint Locations".
I have also tried to MS Document Connection, but as long as I cannot see the Document Connection from Office, it doesn't help much.
Any advice?.

I'm not a Mac user, that's my caveat, however there is a button on the ribbon for SharePoint Document Libraries on the Library Tab called Connect To Office.
If that works with Office 2011 you'll start seeing your SharePoint site as a place where you can store documents in Office.
Otherwise, you need to click "New" in teh library itself and have SharePoint open Office for you.
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DocumentBuilder builder = factory.newDocumentBuilder();
factory.setIgnoringComments(true); // We want to ignore comments
// Now use the factory to create a DOM parser
DocumentBuilder parser = factory.newDocumentBuilder();
//TransformThisStringBuffer is a string buffer wich contain the 'XML document (String)'
InputStream in = new ByteArrayInputStream(TransformThisStringBuffer.toString().getBytes());
// Parse the InputStream and build the document
Document document = parser.parse(in);
But which one is faster InputSource or InputStream, were would you put the "new InputSource(new StringReader(yourString))" in the above code?

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