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In Windows XP, click 

, then click 

 on the Start menu.

- OR -

In Windows 2000, double-click the 

 icon on the desktop.

Double-click the drive where you want to put the new folder. Typically, 
Local Disk (C:) is your hard drive and 3½ Floppy (A:) is your optional 
diskette drive. If you do not see the contents of the drive, click 

.

If you want to create a new folder inside an existing folder, double-click 
the existing folder. If you do not see the contents of the folder, click 

 or 

.

Click 

, 

, then click 

. The new folder is created.

Type a name for the folder, then press E

. The new folder name appears 

by the folder icon.

For information about renaming folders, see “Shortcuts” on page 65.

The skills you need to copy and move files are called copying, cutting, and pasting.

When you copy and paste a file or folder, you place a copy of the file or folder 
on the Windows clipboard, which temporarily stores it. Then, when you decide 
what folder you want the copy to go in (the destination folder), you paste it there.

When you cut and paste a file or folder, you remove the file or folder from its 
original location and place the file or folder on the Windows clipboard. When 
you decide where you want the file or folder to go, you paste it there.

For more information about creating files and folders in 
Windows XP, click Start, then click Help and Support.

Type the keyword 

in the 

HelpSpot Search box 

, then click 

the arrow.