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To Sum Up

                          You store your work on the computer using the storage devices.

                          Storing work on a computer on any storage device is called saving.

                          A file in a computer is a piece of information stored on a storage device.

                          When you save your work for the first time, a new file is created.

                          You can open a saved file and continue your work.
                           If you want to save your existing file with a different name or at a different

                         location, use the Save As option.




                                                           Exercise



                                                        Section A (Objective)

                  A. Tick ( ) the correct option.

                     1.  Which of the following is a computer storage device?
                         a. Hard disk                          b. Bag                        c. Refrigerator


                     2.  Under which tab is the Save As option present?
                         a. File                               b. View                       c. Save


                     3.  Which option is used to save a file to a different location?
                         a. Open                               b. Save As                    c. Home


                  B.  Identify the use of each storage device.


                     1.
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                     2.
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                     3.
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                     4.

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