Saving and Opening a Publication
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The document provides instructions for saving, opening, and creating folders for publications in Microsoft Publisher. To save a publication, the user can click File > Save, press Ctrl + S, or click the Save button and select a location and file name. To open a publication, the user clicks File > Open, presses Ctrl + O, or clicks Recent and selects the desired file. A new folder can be created by clicking the Create New Folder button in the Save or Open dialog box or right clicking and selecting New > Folder.
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- 1. SAVING AND OPENING A PUBLICATION
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