Re: Save As window



Look at the Save In: box at the top of the window. Click the down arrow and
browse to the general location where you want to save the item (for example,
C: partition). If there is not a folder that is suitable, right click the
free space, click New and Folder. Name the folder what you want and then
save the item to it by double clicking on the folder you created.

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Regards

Ron Badour
MS MVP 1997 - 2007


"pat" <pat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:46DB58A2-D588-44B3-9258-A62E365642C9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I'm a newbie here, and I have a question. When I go to the Save As
window,
there are a few options on the left side of the pop up window, typically
desktop, my computer, etc.

I want to add a folder of my choice. How can I do that?



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