51.   The continuous power will give you enough time to save current files and shut down the computer properly.

52.   The problem is just that your version of Microsoft Office saves files in formats different from those that Office for Windows uses.

53.   The program gives you a useful starter set of bookmarks and a handy command that lets you save a file complete with all its links and images.

54.   The other increasingly popular backup option is to save your files on a CD.

55.   Then type in the lines and save the file.

56.   Then, save the file.

57.   Then we talked about saving files they were transporting between school and home in text format so they could open them on either computer.

58.   This should give you enough time to save your files and shut down your computer in a normal manner.

59.   Though I suspect parental explanation may be required for trickier concepts, you can save a file without even having to know how to type.

60.   Use Microsoft Word to open a document containing it, and the virus infects Word so that it saves files only in so-called template form.