[gui-talk] Creating a new folder in windows

[Jen]

Hi Ben,

To make a new folder, press CTRL, Shift, N.

Here's how to tell Word where to save your documents.

1. Press Alt, F for the file menu.

2. Press T to go to the options menu.

3. Press S to go to the "Save" section.

4. Press Tab until you hear JAWS say, "Default local file location."

5. Browse to where you want files to be saved, then press Enter.

Jen

spiderweb1 at sbcglobal.net

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Subject: Re: [gui-talk] Creating a new folder in windows

Hi,


I'm just wondering how to open the home tab, Alt F would open file and then
new folders and other options were under that. I've been using the Windows
10 alt, 2 shortcut for new folders, but this doesn't let me make new Word
documents. I've been opening new word documents in Microsoft Word off the
desktop, then either changing the path destination when saving it for the
first time, or saving it in the default folder and moving the file later;
niether of these is as convenient as the old system where I would open the
folder I wanted to create the new document in and creating it there.

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