It takes up space each time you save a document or anything.
Answer: True - yes the document which you save on the desktop is saved on the hard drive. Unless you're saving the document on an external hard drive, USB, or CD, it would be saved on the hard drive. (wow!)
on the desktop
desktop publishing
Yes, I think it can be. Try saving it to the Paint in your Start search. By doing that, press open at the top. From there, just click set as desktop background. Should work.
A procedural document may be called a process document or desktop procedure.
2 inches
The answer is: Desktop Publishing
When you close a document it means that its window is removed from a desktop and the file is no longer in the computer's memory.
CTRL+S for most Windows-standard programs.
When you want to make changes to a document, you need to be able to keep those changes around. This is known as saving. When you save a document, it writes the contents of that document to the hard drive for use later on.
Document layout is facilitated by nonprinting guidelines and underlying document grids.
The difference between application-centric approach and document-centric approach is that with application-centric approach you open an application (such as notepad) and then create a document. With document-centric approach you create a document without opening an application first. You can create a document from the desktop by right clicking on the desktop, then click on New. On the submenu click on text document (or whichever command you choose).