How to Use Drafts in Microsoft Word

Drafts are a feature in Microsoft Word that allows you to save a partially completed document as a draft, rather than as a final version. This can be useful if you want to work on a document over time, or if you want to save your progress and come back to it later.

When you save a document as a draft, Word will automatically save the document with a "Draft" label, so you can easily identify it as a draft rather than a final version. You can also use the "Save As" option to save the document with a different file name or location, if you want to keep multiple versions of the document.

Once you have saved a document as a draft, you can continue to work on it and make changes as needed. When you are ready to finalize the document, you can simply open it and make any necessary revisions before saving it as a final version.