Microsoft Word 2010 is saving filenames with the full path as the filename.

Good Afternoon,
When opening a file from a synology cloudstation, after I work on the file and select save, the file name changes to include the computer name. For example if the file was opened from "Favorites\Couldstation\My Documents" and was called "Consoto
version1", when I click save, the filename now shows as " Consoto Version 1_Mycomputer-PC_AUG-06-1203-2014_Conflict.docx" (Mycomputer is the generic name of the computer on the domain, Italics was
what was added)
Any way I can turn this off? I am thinking it is part of an Autosave feature.
Windows 7 Professional
Office 2010
Intel i3
4GB RAM.
Respectfully,
Vincent

Hi,
Do you have the same issue when use Office 2010 on your local disk?
I think it's an issue/feature of Synology Cloud Station, not an Office issue. I have seen user reproted the same issue in Synology Cloud Station site, I'd suggest you to seek assistance from their official support site.
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>
> Thank you, Grimlock (-Grimlock?-)
>
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>
> Do you know of that utility and where I can find it?
>
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>> > You should really focus on #1.
>> > Snapshot is not the way to go.
>> >
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>> folks.
>> > Ask in the MS forums may help too. dont' mention zenworks.
>> > Just say you are installing as Administrator from a share and getting
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>> > errors.
>> >
>> > While not 100% accurate, it should be good enough to get some good
>> feedback.
>> >
>>
>> Nor is installing 1 app at a time. Install the whole suite, have an
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>>
>> If any user runs any app, it will run if the executable is there
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