If you are using Word Online, your Documents are saved to the documents folder of your OneDrive by default. From here, you can move the document to the OneDrive folder of your choice. 

When working in a Word Online document, simply click Edit in Word on your toolbar to open the document in your desktop version of Word.

You can change preferences such as User Information, Security and Privacy, Printing, Spelling & Grammar, AutoCorrect, and much more by selecting:

• MAC:
  • Word > Preferences
• WINDOWS:
  • File > Options

Customize the tools that appear on your Quick Access Toolbar by selecting the downward-pointing arrow on the far right of your toolbar. This will prompt a dropdown menu where you can check/uncheck the tools you want in your Quick Access Toolbar.

There are different ways you can protect your document. You can use document protection to restrict the types of changes that reviewers can make. You can also use passwords to help prevent other people from opening or modifying your documents.

• In an open document, click Review > Protect Document.
• You will see the following options:

• Set a password:
  • Anyone wanting to open the document will need the password you set to access it. Important: Microsoft cannot retrieve lost or forgotten passwords, so keep a list of your passwords in a safe place.
• Protect document for:
  • Tracked changes – keeps track changes on by locking it
  • Comments – reviewers can only add their changes by adding comments
  • Read Only – the document can be read or copied but not modified
  • Forms – restricts changes to forms, so people can fill out the form without changing the form itself

Though a password for these restrictions is optional, it is recommended, as anyone can turn the protection off if these settings are not password protected.

Yes. Click the arrow beside the Share button to collapse and reveal the ribbon. 

MAC:

• Word > Preferences > User Information

WINDOWS:

• File > Options > General