There are two types of saving files: Save and Save As. Save As should be used the first time a file is saved to name and save the document. Save As gives the new file a name, like naming a new baby. Save should be used every time after the file is initially named and saved to Save changes made without changing the file name. It is important to Save often, like every 5 minutes or after each paragraph, to prevent losing unsaved work. The diskette icon can be clicked for quick and easy saving.

1. Save
As

2. Or
Save

3. That is the
Question.

4. There are two
types of saving:
Save and Save As.

5. Knowing
when to
use each
one can
be tricky!

6. Use
Save
As the
time you name and
save your document.

7. Save As:
Is like giving
a brand new
baby a
name.
New Name

8. Save As
Gives your
brand new
baby
computer
file a name!
Ne
w
Na
me

9. Save
Saves your work
after you have
named it NameName

10. Use:
Save every time
you save after
you have named
your document.
NameName

11. Remember
You can’t
save too
often!!

12. Save!!!!!!!
Every 5 minutes
or every
paragraph to be
safe!

13. You can click on the
diskette image for quick
and easy saving.

14. For
understanding

15. Save
As
Save
Save a new, blank Word
document.
Finish the story you have
been writing for 2 weeks.
Copy a photo to warp it, but
keep a good one.
Close the report you type in
every week.
Save a PowerPoint file for
the first time.