The document provides step-by-step instructions for saving both web pages and PDF documents to a USB drive. It explains that to save a web page, the user should click "File" and then "Save As," select their USB drive from the list when prompted, give the file a descriptive name without special characters, and check that it saved correctly by opening the drive on their computer. It then notes that the process for saving a PDF is similar, with the user clicking "File" or a disk symbol, choosing "Save a Copy," and following the same saving and naming process.

1. Save a Web Page to your USB

2. Save a Web Page
You can “take a picture” of a web site and save it
to your USB Drive (flash drive, thumb drive, etc.)
The slides that follow will show you how to save
a web page or a PDF document to your flash
drive.

3. Save a Web Page
To save your web page, click
file…

4. Save a Web Page
Then, save as…

5. Save a Web Page
Be sure your USB drive is
plugged in, then select my
computer to find your drive.
Find your drive on the
list, and then double
click on your drive…

6. Save a Web Page
Your drive or folder should now appear at the top of the
window. Give your document a name that makes sense
to you, and then click save. (Avoid special characters in
the name.)

7. Save a Web Page
Make sure that your
document was saved
successfully.
Open My Computer. (This
will look different for
different versions of
windows.)

8. Save a Web Page
Find your USB drive and
double-click…

9. Save a Web Page
Find your document, and
double-click.

10. Save a Web Page
This should successfully open
your web page.

11. Save a PDF Document
PDF documents are saved in a similar way. First
click file. (Note that this depends on your PDF
reader – so may have a disk symbol that you
can click on.)

12. Save a PDF Document
Choose save a copy.

13. Save a PDF Document
Be sure your USB drive is
plugged in, then select my
computer to find your drive.
Find your drive on the
list, and then double
click on your drive…

14. Save a PDF Document
Your drive or folder should now appear at the top of
the window. Give your document a name that makes
sense to you, and then click save. (Avoid special
characters in the name.)

15. Save a PDF Document
Make sure that your
document was saved
successfully.
Open My Computer. (This
will look different for
different versions of
windows.)

16. Save a PDF Document
Find your USB drive and
double-click…

17. Save a PDF Document
Find your document, and
double-click.

18. Save a PDF Document
This should successfully open
your web page.