At some point you may have a finely tuned sentence or several
paragraphs of ideas, facts, or figures that you would regret
losing if your cat jumped on your keyboard, or if a power
failure shut your computer off. To keep your work, you have to
save it, and it's never too early to do that. On the ribbon, you
click the first tab, the File tab. This opens a large window
called the Backstage, a place where you take care of a lot of
things, such as saving your document, and printing it. In the
left column, you click Save. A smaller window, called a dialog
box, opens. You use this box to tell Word where you want to
store the document on your computer, and what you want to call
it. You'll learn the exact steps in the practice. After you save
your document, and you continue to type, you should save your
work as you go. Need to print? When you’re ready to print, click
again the File tab (the first tab). In the left column, you
click the Print command. A large window opens, and you click the
Print button. Of course, yo