When you plug in your flash drive into the computer, it will create a new drive letter in your system (you can see this under My Computer, Windows Explorer, drop down menus for save/open directories, etc...) Just locate the drive letter associated with your flash drive and save, or move/copy your file to that drive. Pretty straight forward.
Hope that helps.
2007-09-06 15:31:19
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answered by Denver Al 7
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First make sure your flash drive works with your computer. Then plug to USB port (front or back of tower), and save the document to the drive. (Probably F: or E:) In the document hit File, Save As, find your drive and save to drive. Good Luck
2007-09-06 22:33:13
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answered by Brockway 2
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you have to write it out in word. Then at the top of the page, where it says file. Click on "save as" and having your flash drive in the port you'll get a list of places to safe it. Like my documents, my computer, desktop, you to highlight your flash drive and click save.
2007-09-06 22:31:14
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answered by w00189wr 4
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If you have Windows: First, plug in the flash drive :), then, In the program you have the essay, go to File-->Save as...-->My Computer-->F: Drive (It might not be F, but it would show up as something that wasn't showing up in my computer before...) and then save it as whatever you want.
If you have a Mac: I have no idea...good luck. :)
2007-09-06 22:32:50
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answered by Heather 2
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after you plug your drive into your USB port (the port that it will fit in)
on windows:
go to the application you are using and go to: file - save as... - and select the drive off of the "save in" list.
or if you already have the file saved, go to "my computer" and pick the drive, and drag and drop the file
2007-09-06 22:30:41
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answered by contemplating 5
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