December 2002
Beginner to intermediate
808 pages
23h 40m
English
While you are in the process of creating a document of any sort within any program, the information you put into that document is floating around in the computer’s memory, which is only a temporary storage place. If you were to turn off the computer, that document would disappear. In fact, if there was a power flicker, the document would disappear. If your computer crashed, the document would disappear. You probably want to keep a permanent copy of it, right? So you need to save the document onto your hard disk. Later you can save a backup copy onto a removable disk such as a Zip or Jaz cartridge or a CD or DVD.
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RAM: Random Access Memory
Danger!
Rule #1: Save Often!
Rule #1: Save Often! ...
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