How do I save several different documents in a folder?

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Birdieblue - 30 Mar 2005 08:11 GMT

(Microsoft O. Word 2003) This is so basic I can't find an answer. I am
writing a long story and I want to save all the pieces of it in separate
documents in the same folder. For some reason in this version of Word I
cannot see how to create new folders within which to place separate documents
so I just have a trillion documents saved in chaos. How do I open folders to
"hold" the individual documents?

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tina - 30 Mar 2005 12:13 GMT

suggest you post your question to a Word newsgroup. this newsgroup is
devoted to MS Access relational database software.

> (Microsoft O. Word 2003) This is so basic I can't find an answer. I am
> writing a long story and I want to save all the pieces of it in separate
> documents in the same folder. For some reason in this version of Word I
> cannot see how to create new folders within which to place separate documents
> so I just have a trillion documents saved in chaos. How do I open folders to
> "hold" the individual documents?

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John Nurick - 31 Mar 2005 07:40 GMT

It's the same as in previous versions: use the New Folder button in the
File|Save dialog, or else go to My Computer, open the folder, and use
the New Folder toolbar button there. Instead of the buttons, you can
right-click and create the new folder from the context menu.

>(Microsoft O. Word 2003) This is so basic I can't find an answer. I am
>writing a long story and I want to save all the pieces of it in separate
>documents in the same folder. For some reason in this version of Word I
>cannot see how to create new folders within which to place separate documents
>so I just have a trillion documents saved in chaos. How do I open folders to
>"hold" the individual documents?

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John Nurick [Microsoft Access MVP]

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