How do I save a Microsoft Word Document onto a disk?

Create a set of instructions explaining how to save a Microsoft® Word document on a computer running a Windows-based operating system to a computer disc. Ensure the instructions are clear and concise, and include all steps that would be relevant to the most basic of audiences. Include a screen shot.

How do I save a Microsoft Word Document onto a disk?
Make sure you are "in" the word document by clicking on it.


Go to the "File" menu at top of screen. Pull down the menu.


Hit "Save".


A screen will come up asking you to name the document and where you want to save it. If you have a disc inserted, it should come up on this menu.


Give it a name. Make sure it has .doc at the end of the name. This is usually automatic.


(I usually save to my desktop and move it later.)


Save it.


You don't need a screen shot. This is pretty simple.
Reply:Do you want somebody to write an instruction book for you?
Reply:1- Go to Save and save in the A:filename it A is the disk drive.





2-If the DOC file is in the Harddisk then use the command SAVEAS and save to a:filename.





While saving the file make sure ur data is not more than the size of the floppy, because we are used to keeping the files big may be with pictures andother insertion which consumes high storage.