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Saving files to subfolders
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Join Date: May 2008
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When I try to save a file using "save as" it will not let me choose a subfolder in which to save the file -- only main folders on the hard drive. Is there a way choose a subfolder?
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Select one of the main folders - the sub-folders should appear on the right.
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I've tried with Word for Windows and TextEdit, and no subfolders appear when I choose one of the main folders.
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What about if you try to create a new folder from the save dialogue?
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OK, my fault. I didn't have the little dropdown arrow beside the document title dropped down. That shows all of my folders and subfolders. (Former Windows user -- *redface*)
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Senior User
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: WI, United States
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That's alright.
Took me a good while to realize that drop down arrow was there. I was just growing accustomed to saving my files to my desktop and then dragging them to where I wanted them later.
Only difference is I never had to ask; just found out about it myself.
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