Click File, and then click the Open command. |
Double-click the folder that contains the file. You can click the Up One Level button to move up through the folders and display other folders to open. |
INTRODUCTIONWhen you save a document, the program saves the document information as a file with the name you entered and in the location you specified. The purpose of saving a document is to make it available for later use. You can open any of the documents you have saved. You can then make changes or print the document. |
TIPCan't Find a File? If you can't find the file you want to work with, it could be because you did not save it where you thought you did. Try looking in a different drive or folder. If you still can't find it, try searching for the file (see Part 4, "Working with Files"). |
When you find the file you want to open, double-click it. |
The file is opened and displayed in the program window. Here you see a WordPad document opened. |
TIPShortcut As a shortcut, click File. Notice that the last files opened are listed near the bottom of the menu. You can open any of these files by clicking them in the File menu. |
TIPChange to Another Drive If the file is on another drive, display the Look in drop-down list and select the drive where you placed the file. |