Saving as word doc?

Using trial version of iWord. I know I can save a document as a ms word file. However, is there a way to have all docs saved as ms word docs automatically, without having to choose that option at each save?

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Using trial version of iWord. I know I can save a document as a ms word file. However, is there a way to have all docs saved as ms word docs automatically, without having to choose that option at each save?
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Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) dimanche 15 novembre 2009 14:58:38

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