Hello,
I wrote a little document using Text Editor, and saved it, but I don’t know
where it is now. I check the desktop, but I found nothing; It’s empty.
Rena
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When you save a document, you have the opportunity to specify where on the Mac
it should be saved i.e., in what folder. If you don't remember what folder it
was set to you
Can open up TextEdit, type something in and then save that document. Now look
to see what folder the this text will be
Another common location is the Documents folder which you can find in
the dock right before the trash.
CB
On 8/13/15 9:48 AM, Phil Halton wrote:
When you save a document, you have the opportunity to specify where on
the Mac it should be saved i.e., in what folder. If you don't remember
what
If the document was given a file name, I would think one can find it by doing a
spotlight search. Press command key spacebar then type in the box the file
name you're looking for.
Pam Francis
On Aug 13, 2015, at 8:48 AM, Phil Halton philh...@gmail.com wrote:
When you save a document, you
Not infrequently, I have noticed documents are saved in icloud by default. If
you haven't saved many more documents after the one you are looking for, open
TextEdit, go to file menu and down arrow to open recent. Expand the menu with
right arrow key and you may find the title of your document
