A workbook.
It could be stored in a Memo field, but in reality you would not use Microsoft Access at all to store it. You would store in a Microsoft Word document.
Yes, the information in Microsoft Outlook is stored in hidden folders, usually on your computers C:\ drive.
The name of text based documents stored in computers connected to the Internet differ by what type of document it is. Most likely it will be a Microsoft Word document.
This is stored within the document itself. That is why if you have sometimes too much formatting in the document, it get get big in size.
The drive where your computer stores information permanently is known as a hard disk drive, or HDD for short.
While working with the document, its data is kept in RAM. However, to store implies a permanent nature, so one could argue that, while the working data is kept in RAM, the document is permanently stored on a suitable non-volatile (permanent) media, such as a hard disk drive or a flash memory part.
A record is a row of Table in Microsoft Access. It contains information about a particular item stored in a table (book, student e.t.c)
The document will be stored as a wp document and you will have to give it a name to the document
All your contacts/messages and other information aren't stored on a SIM - card, these data are stored in the mobile phone itself.
No, a database isn't a document. A database is a storage place, where everything digital and in the computer is stored, while a document is just text on a word processing page, an has a limited amount of information.
Documents are not stored in cells
If you click save in Microsoft Word it will ask you where you want to save the document. So you choose your folder, etc. If you mean when you're editing a document, and click save, it will save what you've written. So you exit out and then open the document to see what you've written and saved.