Exam 2: Understanding File Management

Which tab in Windows do you use to open a file?

After you start a program and create a new file, the file only exists in  your computer's Random Access Memory (RAM).

When you save an existing file that you have changed, you use the ____________________ command.

The search text you type is called your ____________________.

Which button on the desktop do you click to examine your existing folder and file structure?

A File Explorer window is divided into ____.

When you _____________________ a file, the file is transferred to a new location and no longer exists in its original location.

Emptying the Recycle Bin frees up ____ on your computer.

When you save an existing file, the ____ dialog box does not open.

After you start a program and create a new file, the file exists only in your computer's ____________________, which is a temporary storage location.

Making changes to a document is also known as ____.

When you delete files from a(n) ____,  they do not go to the Recycle Bin.

A ____ is a three- or four-letter sequence, preceded by a period, that identifies the file type.

What is the typical drive letter for the hard drive?

What does it mean to restore a file and how do you do it?

A ____ is the name given to a folder inside another folder.

An address is a sequence of folder names that describe a file's location in a file hierarchy.

A file extension is a three- or four-letter sequence, preceded by a period, that identifies the file as a particular type of document.

When you click a folder in the Navigation pane of the File Explorer window, you see its contents on the right side of the window in the File list.

When you use the Copy command, Windows 8 places a duplicate copy of the file in an area of your computer's RAM called the notepad