Problem #2: Saving
PROBLEM |
I used to save documents by going to file and clicking save as or save. Then I discovered it was quicker to click on the disk icon to save. Recently, I was faced with the dilemma of saving my project onto a disk. The project had numerous files. How could I save the files without doing so one by one, which could take what seemed like an eternity? |
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PLAN |
There are several ways documents that have numerous files can be saved. One of the quickest ways to save documents for a particular project is to save all the documents in one file. The file can be clicked and dragged into a disk or location where you want the files to be saved. For example, if I wanted to save all documents in my Teacher Education file, I can click on it and hold.
Next, I can drag it to the location where I want it to go. For instance, if I wanted to copy it into my disk (E drive), I can drag and drop it into the disk.
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ROAD BLOCK |
Often times you have to spend time manipulating the windows to overlap a particular way so the documents you want to transfer and the location you want to transfer to is exposed so you can see where you are dropping the files. |
RESULT |
This method of saving saves time and confusion. It is an easy way to ensure your documents are saved correctly. |