How-to: Create a Folder & Save to a Folder Created by: Trineeta B. Liegey
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Microsoft Word - How-To Create a Folder.docCreated by: Trineeta B.
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How to Create a Folder: On the Desktop 1. “Right” click a blank area on the desktop.
2. Point to “New” (allow the other menu to appear).
3. Click “Folder”.
4. Once the folder appears, type a name for the new folder and then press “Enter”.
How to Create a Folder: In Your Files 1. Click File 2. Click Save As
3. Browse to the location where you want the folder.
4. Once you have found a location, such as My Documents, click on Create New Folder.
5. Type a name for the new folder and then press OK.
6. The folder has been created, and you can now save documents in the new folder.
How to Save Files to an existing Folder (Save before or after you have completed a document) 1. Click File, then Save As
2. Browse for the new or existing folder that you have designated for your document. Next, double-click to open the folder.
3. Type a name for the document, then click Save.
How to Create a Folder: On the Desktop 1. “Right” click a blank area on the desktop.
2. Point to “New” (allow the other menu to appear).
3. Click “Folder”.
4. Once the folder appears, type a name for the new folder and then press “Enter”.
How to Create a Folder: In Your Files 1. Click File 2. Click Save As
3. Browse to the location where you want the folder.
4. Once you have found a location, such as My Documents, click on Create New Folder.
5. Type a name for the new folder and then press OK.
6. The folder has been created, and you can now save documents in the new folder.
How to Save Files to an existing Folder (Save before or after you have completed a document) 1. Click File, then Save As
2. Browse for the new or existing folder that you have designated for your document. Next, double-click to open the folder.
3. Type a name for the document, then click Save.
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