Vista - Setting up a directory and moving a file into that directory from

I have some files provided me on a CD - I have been told to select two files
from the CD and move to a Directory, which I have established and named.
I need to know how to setup (or establish) a directory- Name it - and move
these files into it

gppnrdrj wrote:
> I have some files provided me on a CD - I have been told to select two files
> from the CD and move to a Directory, which I have established and named.
> I need to know how to setup (or establish) a directory- Name it - and move
> these files into it

Go to your user account and open up your Documents or make a new folder,
whatever you think best. Name the new folder something useful having to
do with the CD's files. Now double-click that new folder to get into it.
Put the CD in your drive and when the autoplay prompt happens choose
"Open folder". Or just double-click the CD in Computer. Find the files
you want to put into the new folder you made. Select one of them by
right-clicking on it and while still holding down the right mouse
button, drag that file into the new folder. Release the right mouse
button and a menu will appear. Left-click on "Copy". Repeat as desired.


Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User

This is a great deal of help, but I still need to as you stated in your
response "make a new folder and name it" Could you please elaborate your
respoinse to include how I "open up a new file and name it"
thank ou again,

"Malke" wrote:

> gppnrdrj wrote:
> > I have some files provided me on a CD - I have been told to select two files
> > from the CD and move to a Directory, which I have established and named.
> > I need to know how to setup (or establish) a directory- Name it - and move
> > these files into it
>
> Go to your user account and open up your Documents or make a new folder,
> whatever you think best. Name the new folder something useful having to
> do with the CD's files. Now double-click that new folder to get into it.
> Put the CD in your drive and when the autoplay prompt happens choose
> "Open folder". Or just double-click the CD in Computer. Find the files
> you want to put into the new folder you made. Select one of them by
> right-clicking on it and while still holding down the right mouse
> button, drag that file into the new folder. Release the right mouse
> button and a menu will appear. Left-click on "Copy". Repeat as desired.
>
>
> Malke
> --
> Elephant Boy Computers
> www.elephantboycomputers.com
> "Don't Panic!"
> MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
>

On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 17:16:02 -0700, winner
<winner@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>This is a great deal of help, but I still need to as you stated in your
>response "make a new folder and name it" Could you please elaborate your
>respoinse to include how I "open up a new file and name it"
>thank ou again,


Go to Windows Explorer. Right click on any drive letter or existing
folder. Select New, then Folder. You'll see a new folder appear.
Select it, so it is highlighted. Right click, then select rename then
type in any name you want to give it.

Than you very much.

"Adam Albright" wrote:

> On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 17:16:02 -0700, winner
> <winner@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >This is a great deal of help, but I still need to as you stated in your
> >response "make a new folder and name it" Could you please elaborate your
> >respoinse to include how I "open up a new file and name it"
> >thank ou again,
>
>
> Go to Windows Explorer. Right click on any drive letter or existing
> folder. Select New, then Folder. You'll see a new folder appear.
> Select it, so it is highlighted. Right click, then select rename then
> type in any name you want to give it.
>
>
>