every time you do something obvisouly
well obviously if your even worrying about this than why not after every sentance, its not gonna make a difference. Just save after you type somthing you dont want to lose
you should work on your typing
as you typing your work on Microsoft word your document will be save in the primary storage which is the RAM but when the power is turn off u will lose all information that's why u need to save it in a secondary storage as power is turn off your information will be saved permanently.
If you are working on a computer you should save your work often because if your computer crashes or there is a power failure or anything else that could cause your computer to fail then the amount of new work you loose will be minimal.
You save it regularly. If you are doing a lot of work on it, it is important to save it often, as if your computer crashes you will lose a lot of work. So once you have a bit done, save it and keep saving it every so often when you are finished making changes.
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Typing requirements for a PC support technician, often include 80wpm or more. They will also have to know quite a bit about computers, and how keyboards work.
Save your work often.
To avoid losing your work while typing, regularly save your document using the save function or keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+S (Cmd+S on Mac). Consider enabling auto-save features in your software to automatically back up your progress. Additionally, work in a reliable environment with a stable power supply and consider using cloud storage for real-time backups. Finally, periodically create manual backups of your work to an external drive or cloud service.
it's an account for people who have flip cameras. check out the flip store by going to google and typing in FlipCamera. it should be the first one. you could also just try typing in www.theflip.com that should work (((((: hope this helped you!
You should save your work because it could become corrupt or just randomly close and if you have it saved you can refer back to it.