This document provides instructions for creating, saving, finding, organizing, and managing files in Microsoft Word 2007. It includes exercises for creating a new document and saving it with a default name, finding and opening a saved document, saving an existing document with a new name in a new folder that is created, understanding the differences between the Save and Save As commands, moving files between folders, organizing files by date modified, and deleting a file by sending it to the Recycle Bin. The exercises guide the user through the steps to practice each task in Word 2007.
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Understanding Folders and Files
Click "File" and "Save As." The "Save As" dialog box appears.
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Enter the name for the document and then click "Save" to save the file in the folder.
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Select the file you wish to merge into the current document and click Insert. Once completed the text and other information from the document will be merged into the current document. These steps can be completed as many times as necessary if you want to merge multiple files.
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Microsoft Office Word 2007 - Lesson 3
1. Microsoft Office Word 2007
Lesson 3: Creating, Saving, &
Managing Files
Samantha TerBeest
Willmar Public Library
2. Overview
Creating a Document
Finding a Saved Document
Saving as a New Document/Creating a New Folder
The Save Command
Moving Files
Organizing Files & Folders
Deleting a File or Folder
3. Creating a Document
When you first open or type in a Document, it shows
Document1 in the Title Bar.
If you do not save your information, it will become
lost.
4. Exercise: The “Formal” Save
Open Word
Type: This is the first document that I
will be saving.
Click the office button,
Move the pointer down to the Save As command. It
will change color & a menu will appear in the right
plane.
Click the Word Document in the right plane.
You are now in the “Save As” Dialog Box.
5. Creating a Document, Cont.
At the Top of the Save As Dialog Box:
You specify the storage location of the document
By default the storage location will show the “Documents”
folder.
At the Bottom Plane:
The File Name box is located here
You specify the name of the box here
By default, the name is usually the first line of the Document.
6. Exercise, Cont.
Keep the Storage Location as the Documents Folder
Keep the File Name as the Default Name
Click the Save command in the Save As dialog
window.
Close Word. It will close without asking to confirm
saving because you just did.
You have now successfully created a document
stored in the Documents folder. Its name is This is
the first document that I will be saving.
7. Finding a Saved Document
Exercise:
Click the Start Button at the bottom of the Desktop
Screen.
Type “Libraries” in the search bar and click Enter.
Choose Documents from the menu.
You will now see the contents of the Documents
folder.
The longer Names of Documents will not always
appear. It is recommended to always have short
names.
8. Finding a Saved Document, Cont.
Exercise, Cont:
Click on the name of the document you created. (Do Not
Double-Click.)
Notice that detailed information is shown in details
plane at the bottom.
If there is no plane, click Organize, move the pointer
down to Layout, in the menu click Details Plane.
Exercise
Double-click on the document name. Word opens
showing the document.
9. Saving as a New Document/New Folder
Exercise:
Stay in the document you just opened
Type: Here is some additional text.
Click the Office button, click Save As.
We want to save this in a New Folder which we will
create.
10. Saving as a New Document/New Folder
New Folder Exercise:
Click New Folder on the tool bar in the Save As dialog window.
The new folder is now in the contents pane and is highlight in a
textbox if you want to change the name. Enter a new name
and call it: exercise documents
Press Enter.
Now double-click into the folder.
Click the File Name: box. The name will be selected so you
can just type in the new name. Use: test file 2.
Click Save.
The file is now saved. Notice that the title bar now shows a
new name.
Close Word.
11. The Save Command
There is also the Save Command; we have only
used the Save As Command. There are differences
between the two.
Save As:
Allows you to store a new file with the modified
information in Word on your computer.
Save:
It replaces the stored file with material currently in the
Word program – and thus in the working memory. The
previous file is overwritten and thus destroyed. Word
does not ask for permission to destroy the old file!
12. The Save Command, Cont.
Why is Save Good?
It allows you to save the document periodically.
You can save, take a break, and come back.
If the power goes out or your pet unplugs the computer, you will
have a recovered copy of the last stored version.
Just remember the previously stored version is
replaced.
If you just deleted a section of text, click Save, and then
change your mind about the deletion, you may be in
trouble.
13. The Save Command, Cont.
Save As is for safekeeping of a document version
that you may want to come back to.
Save as you add material so you will not lose the
latest additions.
The save command has to locations:
In the Office menu/Office Button.
In the Quick Access Toolbar.
14. Moving Files
Moving a file means that it is removed from the source
location and placed into the destination location.
Exercise:
Click Start.
Type “Libraries” in the search bar and click Enter.
Click Documents.
Change the view of the contents pane to large icons. Click the
next to , then click Large Icons. (Note: Large Icons
are easier to drag.
Find the file SampleDocument and drag it to the exercise
documents folder.
Find the file This is the first… and drag it to the exercise
documents folder.
15. Organizing Files and Folders
Exercise:
Open Word.
Click the Office Button.
Click Open.
In the contents pane, next to Arrange By:, select Date
Modified.
This will arrange folders and files by the date they were
modified. You can also arrange by title, author, and more.
16. Deleting a File or Folder
Exercise:
Hover the pointer on the WB_PracticeFiles icon with the
zipper. Note: this folder is described as a “Compressed
(zipped) Folder.”
Right-click on the icon or name.
In the drop-down menu, click Delete.
In the Delete Folder dialog, click Yes to move the file to
the Recycle Bin.
17. End of Lesson 3
Senior Academy. (2008). Word 2007 Basics: An
Introduction to Microsoft Office Word 2007. Ludwig
Keck.
Next Class is Tuesday, October 23rd @ 11AM. We
will be learning how to modify text.