Hi list,
I have a series of seperate files in a folder on a disk from my uni. They are
word files, and each contains a single text file which is part of my course.
For convenience, I am going to create a folder in my documents. I then want to
copy each file into that folder. I think I know how to create the folder okay.
However, regarding the word files, can I just copy and paste them into the
folder I create? If so, I believe that I don't actually need to open the folder
I create. I can just highlight it, and then do control V to paste the file into
it. Is that correct? To make it even more simple, could I just copy and paste
the folder on the disk containing the text files straight into my documents
folder, and then just rename it to what I want, instead of creating a new
folder? I am still a bit nervous when it comes to moving files. I want to avoid
having to open each document individually, and then copying and pasting its
contents, before repeating the process with the next document etc.
thanks Jason
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