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Can you move a file from an origin folder to a destination folder?
true
How do you create a file in a folder?
You can't turn a folder into a file. You can, however, make a folder look like a file by changing its icon (for instance, to the icon for a text document or Excel spreadsheet). You could also delete or move a folder and make a file with the same name, which might make it look like it had been turned into a file.
What are three ways to decrypt a file or folder?
Three ways decrypt a file or folder Change encryption attribute from Properties window Move file or folder to a FAT logical drive Use the Cipher command.
When you move a file into the windows 7 documents library what is the default folder in which the file is stared assuming the default folder has not been changed from the original windows setting?
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How do you make a new file on the iPod touch?
press and hold an app and move it to another app you want in the folder. this will create a folder
Blaire is attempting to move one file into a new folder that contains another file with the same name and extension. How can she store both of these files in the same folder?
rename one of the files
To move a file or folder in Microsoft Windows you can click and hold down the left mouse button while moving your mouse pointer to the location you want the file or folder to be which is also known as?
dragging
How do you convert folder into zip file?
On a Mac right click on the file/folder and select Compress file/folder name from the menu that appears. This will create a zip file called file/folder name.zip
How do you convert a file into a folder?
You cannot convert a file into a folder!
Can you rename files in a compressed folder?
Yes, Windows should automatically uncompress the file when you attempt the move the file somewhere else.
How do you add a program to a file folder?
How do you add a program to a file folder?
What do you call a file or folder when it is shaded?
A over loaded folder/file.
