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10. Creating new files in a program
Often when you have a program open, you want to create a new file. For example, you might want to start a new document In Microsoft Word to contain your history essay (we'll talk about using Microsoft Word shortly.)
In just about any program in Windows, you can create a new file for that program with the same method.
- Find the File Menu at the top left of the screen.
- Left-click on it once.
- Select New...
- Then your program will give you a New dialog box that gives you options for your file.
Here's the New... dialog box for Photoshop:
Exercise
- Open Photoshop if it not already open.
- Go to the File menu and select New...
- Type"lobster2" in the top-most field.
- Click on OK.