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Setting up your class folder in your network drive.
Setting up your class folder in your network drive.
Navigate to This PC
Access your Z drive.
Create a folder of the class your are taking. (Computer Technology, Exploring Technology, CAD 1, CAD 2, VREP, Web Design)
Remember you will be saving all your files to this new folder, Remember file management is alway very important. Know where yo saved your files!!!
Follow one of the three methods shown below.
Creating Folders
Creating Folders
Open up the File Explorer from the task bar.
Method 1: Create a New Folder with a Keyboard Shortcut
Method 1: Create a New Folder with a Keyboard Shortcut
Navigate to the location where you want to create the folder.
Hold down the Ctrl, Shift, and N keys at the same time.
3. Enter your desired folder name.
Note: It takes just seconds to create a new folder this way, but be sure to immediately begin typing your folder name when the folder first appears, because if you click on the folder or click away from File Explorer, the folder name will be "New folder" and you'll have to rename it.
Method 2: Create a New Folder by Right-Clicking
Method 2: Create a New Folder by Right-Clicking
If you don't remember the keyboard shortcut or you prefer using the mouse:
Navigate to the location where you want to create the folder.
Right-click on a blank space in the folder location. Take care with this: If you right-click on an existing item in the folder, you'll get the wrong menu.
Select New then Folder from the contextual menu. Windows will create the new folder at your current location.
Enter your desired folder name to replace "New folder" and hit Enter.
Method 3: Create a New Folder from the Ribbon Menu
Method 3: Create a New Folder from the Ribbon Menu
Another simple way to create a new folder is to use the New folder button in the File Explorer menu.
Just navigate to the place you want the folder and click or tap "New folder" in the Home tab
Enter your desired folder name to replace "New folder" and hit Enter
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