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Chapter 2: Finding and Organizing Information © 2010, 2006 South-Western, Cengage Learning

Digital Storage Spaces On your PC –Hard drive or CD/DVD drive On a peripheral connected to your PC –USB flash drive or memory card On local networks –In assigned folders On the Internet –Accessible from any connected PC Lesson 5 Slide 2

File Labels or Tags Lesson 5 Slide 3

Files and Folders Lesson 5 Slide 4

Create and Name a New Folder Windows Vista: –Start  Documents –Views  Med. Icons –Organize  New Folder –Name the new folder Lesson 6 Slide 5

Delete Files and Folders Lesson 6 Slide 6

Rename Files and Folders Lesson 6 Slide 7

Move Files and Folders Click and drag Cut and paste Lesson 6 Slide 8

Copy Files and Folders Select a file Organize  Copy Go to the new location Organize  Paste Lesson 9 Slide 9

Saving Files Click Office Button  Save As Enter a filename Filenames –Should be logical and descriptive –Can be up to 255 characters in length –Cannot contain these characters: / \ : ? “ | Lesson 7 Slide 10

File Paths Give the exact location of files Include folder, subfolders, and filename Documents\Computers\Chapter 2\Moon Project Sample file path Lesson 7 Slide 11

Print Preview in Word Lesson 8 Slide 12

Word’s Print Dialog Box Lesson 8 Slide 13