Which sequence of steps correctly saves a document in a new folder named Marketing inside Documents?

Which sequence of steps correctly saves a document in a new folder named Marketing inside Documents?

• A. File > Save As, in Documents choose New Folder, name Marketing, press Enter, then click Save.
• B. File > Save As, choose Desktop, click New Folder, name Marketing, press Enter.
• C. Ctrl+S to save in the current folder.
• D. File > Save As, create a new folder named Marketing, then Close without saving.

Answer: (A)

The task tests how to save a document into a newly created folder within a specific location using Save As. To do this, you use Save As to pick where to save, then create the folder you want in that location before actually saving the file. In this case, you go to File > Save As, navigate to Documents, create a new folder, name it Marketing, press Enter to establish the folder, and then click Save (usually after naming the file). This guarantees the document ends up in Documents/Marketing, exactly as intended. Other approaches save somewhere else or skip the folder creation, so they don’t place the file in the desired path.

The task tests how to save a document into a newly created folder within a specific location using Save As. To do this, you use Save As to pick where to save, then create the folder you want in that location before actually saving the file. In this case, you go to File > Save As, navigate to Documents, create a new folder, name it Marketing, press Enter to establish the folder, and then click Save (usually after naming the file). This guarantees the document ends up in Documents/Marketing, exactly as intended. Other approaches save somewhere else or skip the folder creation, so they don’t place the file in the desired path.