When you are trying to save something
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Thread Topic: When you are trying to save something
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On a flash drive, where do you start?
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Hi person. XD
It should be just the normal Edit > Save As then go to Users/[computer name]/[drive name] or something like that. Or you can just go to the My PC section and select the drive. -
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Insert it into the USB port in your computer. If you are running Windows XP or Windows Vista, the recognition process should be automatic. You will receive a balloon pop-up window at your system tray regarding this process. Do not use the drive until the balloon pop-up states "Your new hardware is installed and ready to use." Once installed, you will either have a new mount point in Linux/BSD based software, or a new assigned drive letter in Windows. A computer with many drives may have a mid-alphabet letter, such as I: or J:. For the purposes of this How-to, focus will be maintained on Windows systems.
2.) To save a file from the Microsoft office application save the file(s) to your computer (ex. Desktop) first for back-up.
3.) Next click "save as" and choose the device you want to save it to. It will most likely be titled Removable Disk X:
4.) Right-click (context click) on your file.
5.) Select the 'Send To...' Option.
6.) Click on your Removable Drive. Note: The Explorer method only saves a copy of the file to your drive, it will not move the original file.
7.) When Finished, click on the icon with an arrow and rectangle (or a small flash drive with a check mark) in the system tray to eject your hardware. Make sure you quit all savable applications such as Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, and Excel before doing so.
8.) Remove the USB drive from the USB port. -
Does not work.
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What type of computer do you have? is it a Macintosh?
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Nevermind. It did. Thank you, both of you.
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Y'welcome.
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