Review: Ch. 2 – Finding and Organizing Information © 2010, 2006 South-Western, Cengage Learning.

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Review: Ch. 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 Slide 2

Files and Folders Slide 3

Create and Name a New Folder Windows Vista: –Start  Documents –Views  Med. Icons –Organize  New Folder –Name the new folder Slide 4

Delete Files and Folders Slide 5

Rename Files and Folders Slide 6

Move Files and Folders Click and drag Cut and paste Slide 7

Copy Files and Folders Select a file or folder Organize  Copy Go to the new location Organize  Paste Slide 8

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: / \ : ? “ | Slide 9

File Paths Give the exact location of files Include folder, subfolders, and filename Documents\Computers\Chapter 2\Moon Project Sample file path Slide 10

Print Preview in Word Slide 11

Review Question 1.Which of the following characters can be used in file or folder names? a./ b.‘ (apostrophe) c.? d.: Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 12 Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

ANSWER 1.Which of the following characters can be used in file or folder names? a./ b.‘ (apostrophe) c.? d.: Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 13

Review Question 2.Which of the following is not a place to store computer files? a.CD b.Google c.Peripheral d.LAN Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 14 Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

ANSWER 2.Which of the following is not a place to store computer files? a.CD b.Google c.Peripheral d.LAN Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 15

Review Question 3.Which of the following commands does not appear on the Organize menu? a.Rename b.Select All c.Paste d.Open Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 16 Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

ANSWER 3.Which of the following commands does not appear on the Organize menu? a.Rename b.Select All c.Paste d.Open Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 17

Review Question 4.Which feature lets you see your document in smaller and larger sizes? a.Zoom b.Print preview c.Page width d.Office button Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 18 Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

ANSWER 4.Which feature lets you see your document in smaller and larger sizes? Zoom a.Print preview b.Page width c.Office button Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 19

Review Question 5.Which statement is true? a.Folders cannot be moved with drag and drop b.Subfolders cannot be renamed on a LAN c.Folders cannot be put into files d.A renamed file cannot be deleted Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 20 Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

ANSWER 5.Which statement is true? a.Folders cannot be moved with drag and drop b.Subfolders cannot be renamed on a LAN c.Folders cannot be put into files d.A renamed file cannot be deleted Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 21