Saving and Renaming Documents in Microsoft Word

The video tutorial explains how to save a document in Microsoft Word. It covers saving a document to a specific location on a drive and saving it under a different name or location using the 'Save As' function. The tutorial highlights the steps involved, such as selecting the file location, entering the file name, and ensuring the original document remains unchanged when saving a new version.

What is the first step to save a document to a specific location on a drive?

• Open the 'View' menu

• Press 'Ctrl + P'

• Go to 'File' and select 'Save'

• Click on 'Edit'

When saving a document, what should you do after selecting the location?

• Type in the correct file name

• Close the document

• Print the document

• Open a new document

What is the purpose of the 'Save As' function?

• To delete the document

• To save the document with a new name or location

• To print the document

• To close the document

What happens to the original document when you use 'Save As'?

• It gets deleted

• It remains unchanged

• It is automatically printed

• It gets overwritten

After using 'Save As', how many copies of the document will you have?

• None

• Three

• Two

• One