Buzzword automatically saves changes to an active document at intervals based on time and level of activity. You can use the Save command to explicitly save your document on the Buzzword server. Another way to explicitly save your document is to click the Synchronator.

To create a version of a document, save the document under a new name. Regardless of your privilege level or role (author, co-author, reviewer, or reader) on the original document, you are the author of the newly created document. The new document retains comments from the original version. It does not include collaborators from the original document—add collaborators explicitly. The new document does not retain the version history of the original document.

Buzzword displays your document exactly as it will appear when you print it. You don’t need to preview the document. The only exception is comments, which print at the end of the document. Comments are listed in the same order as they appear in the document itself. Comments are numbered to match the reference numbers that appear in the margin of the printed document, where the comment applies. Identifying information, such as commenter name, date of comment, and time of comment, follows each comment. See Printing comments.

To print a document in Buzzword, click the Buzzword Document menu and select Print. (Do not use the File > Print option in your web browser.)