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1. What does “Windows Explorer” do?

A. So documents with similar properties can be grouped together.

B. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, and select “Folder” type in name. To rename, right click on folder to highlight and select “Rename” type in new name or click on the “File” menu, then select “Rename”.

C. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, the select “folder”.

D. Organizes your documents, and provides a view of the entire computer system. Also, enables you to create new folders, and enables you to copy documents to other folders. In addition, provides the contents of the active drive.

E. A (+) means the folder has subfolders but they are not available or open. A (-) means the folder has sub folders and the folder is open and will display the rest of the subfolders.

2. On the left side of Windows Explorer, what does a + or – mean by each folder and subfolder?

A. So documents with similar properties can be grouped together.

B. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, and select “Folder” type in name. To rename, right click on folder to highlight and select “Rename” type in new name or click on the “File” menu, then select “Rename”.

C. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, then select “folder”.

D. Organizes your documents, and provides a view of the entire computer system. Also, enables you to create new folders, and enables you to copy documents to other folders. In addition, provides the contents of the active drive.

E. A (+) means the folder has subfolders but they are not available or open. A (-) means the folder has sub folders and the folder is open and will display the rest of the subfolders.

3. How do you create a new folder?

A. A (+) means the folder has subfolders but they are not available or open. A (-) means the folder has sub folders and the folder is open and will display the rest of the subfolders.

B. So documents with similar properties can be grouped together.

C. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, and select “Folder” type in name. To rename, right click on folder to highlight and select “Rename” type in new name or click on the “File” menu, then select “Rename”.

D. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, then select “folder”.

E. Organizes your documents, and provides a view of the entire computer system. Also, enables you to create new folders, and enables you to copy documents to other folders. In addition, provides the contents of the active drive.

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Working With Windows Explorer (Cont.)

4. What are three ways to name a folder?

A. So documents with similar properties can be grouped together.

B. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, and select “Folder” type in name. To rename, right click on folder to highlight and select “Rename” type in new name or click on the “File” menu, then select “Rename”.

C. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, then select “folder”.

D. Organizes your documents, and provides a view of the entire computer system. Also, enables you to create new folders, and enables you to copy documents to other folders. In addition, provides the contents of the active drive.

E. A (+) means the folder has subfolders but they are not available or open. A (-) means the folder has sub folders and the folder is open and will display the rest of the subfolders.

5. Why should you organize files?

A. So documents with similar properties can be grouped together.

B. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, and select “Folder” type in name. To rename, right click on folder to highlight and select “Rename” type in new name or click on the “File” menu, then select “Rename”.

C. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, then select “folder”.

D. Organizes your documents, and provides a view of the entire computer system. Also, enables you to create new folders, and enables you to copy documents to other folders. In addition, provides the contents of the active drive.

E. A (+) means the folder has subfolders but they are not available or open. A (-) means the folder has sub folders and the folder is open and will display the rest of the subfolders.

6. How do you create a sub-folder?

A. A (+) means the folder has subfolders but they are not available or open. A (-) means the folder has sub folders and the folder is open and will display the rest of the subfolders.

B. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, then select “folder”.

C. Same way as you create a new folder, except you open the new folder so the sub-folder can be located and seen inside.

D. Organizes your documents, and provides a view of the entire computer system. Also, enables you to create new folders, and enables you to copy documents to other folders. In addition, provides the contents of the active drive.

E. So documents with similar properties can be grouped together.

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Working With Windows Explorer (Cont.)

7. What would prevent you from deleting a file by accident?

A. A (+) means the folder has subfolders but they are not available or open. A (-) means the folder has sub folders and the folder is open and will display the rest of the subfolders.

B. Once a file is highlighted and the “delete” button is selected, a dialog box will appear asking “Are You sure you want to delete this file”. If it is a mistake, then click on No, otherwise click onYes if you want to delete the file.

D. Click on the “File” menu, click on “New”, the select “folder”.

E. Organizes your documents, and provides a view of the entire computer system. Also, enables you to create new folders, and enables you to copy documents to other folders. In addition, provides the contents of the active drive.