The most common way to create new files is by using a program.
For example, you can create a text document in a word processing
program or a movie file in a video editing program. Some
programs create a file when you open them. When you open
WordPad, for example, it starts with a blank page. This
represents an empty (and unsaved) file. Start typing, and when
you are ready to save your work, click File in the menu bar and
then click Save As. In the dialog box that appears, type a file
name that will help you find the file again in the future, and
then click Save. By default, most programs save files in common
folders like Documents, Pictures, and Music, which makes it easy
to find the files again next time. For more information on
creating new files, see Save a file. When you no longer need a
file, you can remove it from your computer's hard disk to save
space and keep your computer from getting cluttered with
unwanted files. To delete a file, open the folder that contains
the file and then select the file. Pr