HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
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Double-click UDISK
2.0 (G:) (or your
storage device) in the
Computer list to select
the USB flash drive,
drive G in this case, as
the new save location.
What if my USB flash
drive has a different
name or letter?
It is likely that your
USB flash drive will
have a different
name and drive let-
ter and be connected
to a different port.
Verify that the device
in your Computer list
is correct.
If necessary, open
Chapter02\ChapterFiles
selected
Save
button
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the Chapter02\
ChapterFiles folder
(Figure 2-20).
Figure 2-20
What if my USB flash drive does not have a folder named Chapter02\ChapterFiles?
If you followed the steps to download the chapter files from the Data Files for Students, you
should have a folder named Chapter02\ChapterFiles. If you do not, check with your instructor.
title bar is displayed with
new rockclimbing.html
file name
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Click the Save button
in the Save As dialog
box to save the file
on the USB flash
drive with the name
rockclimbing.html
(Figure 2-21).
Document tab also displays
new rockclimbing.html
file name
Is my file only on the
USB drive now?
No, although the
HTML file is saved
on a USB drive,
it also remains in
memory and is
displayed on the
screen (Figure 2-21).
Notepad++ displays
the new file name
on the title bar and
on the document tab.
Figure 2-21
Other Ways
1. Press
c t r l
+
a l t
+
s
, type
file name, click Computer,
select drive or folder, click
Save button
