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At some point you may have a finely tuned sentence or several paragraphs of
ideas, facts, or figures that you would regret losing if power failure shuts your
computer off. To keep your work, you have to save it, and it's never too early to
do that.

Saving a Document Using the Save Command

1. Click File from the Menu Bar or Office Button .
2. In the left column, you click Save. [A smaller window, called a dialog
box, opens. You use this box to tell Word where you want to store the
document on your computer].

3. Move the cursor to Save and click it or press Enter Key.

Saving a Document Using Save As Command

1. Click File from the Menu Bar or Office Button .
2. In the left column, you click Save As. [A smaller window, called a
dialog box, opens. You use this box to tell Word where you want to
store the document on your computer and the names you want give the
document].

3. Type the new name into the space for ‘File Name’.
4. Move the cursor to Save and click it or press Enter Key

Saving a Document Using shortcut (CTRL+S)

1. Depress and hold CTRL, press and release 'S'.