Open a new blank Microsoft Word document to hold your screenshots, and complete the following steps: Create folders and subfolders and a Compressed (zip) file 1. Create a folder named “IT102” with 2 subfolders within it named “Part 1” and “Part 2.” (You can create more subfolders and save them to your IT102 main folder if you wish.) 2. Create a file and save it in subfolder Part 1. Create another file and save it in subfolder Part 2 3. Navigate to your IT102 folder, and open it to show your subfolders. 4. Select the two subfolders (Part 1 and Part 2). You can hold your Ctrl key on your keyboard and use your mouse (left-click) and select the subfolders one at a time. 5. Right-click on that same subfolder and select “Send to” and then click on the “Compressed (zipped) file” option. 6. Take a screenshot showing your main folder, the two subfolders, and the Zip (compressed) file, and paste it to your Word Document. 7. Save your Word Document as “yourname_IP2.” .

1. Open a new blank Microsoft Word document to hold your
screenshots, and complete the following steps:
Create folders and subfolders and a Compressed (zip) file
1.
Create a folder named “IT102” with 2 subfolders within it
named “Part 1” and “Part 2.” (You can create more subfolders
and save them to your IT102 main folder if you wish.)
2.
Create a file and save it in subfolder Part 1. Create another file
and save it in subfolder Part 2
3.
Navigate to your IT102 folder, and open it to show your
subfolders.
4.
Select the two subfolders (Part 1 and Part 2). You can hold your
Ctrl key on your keyboard and use your mouse (left-click) and
select the subfolders one at a time.
5.
Right-click on that same subfolder and select “Send to” and
then click on the “Compressed (zipped) file” option.
6.

2. Take a screenshot showing your main folder, the two
subfolders, and the Zip (compressed) file, and paste it to your
Word Document.
7.
Save your Word Document as “yourname_IP2.”