Question: Transferring a Document to Another Computer Time Required: 15 minutes Objective: Create a document and copy it to your instructor's computer. Required Tools and Equipment: Net-XX Description: This project requires some setup by your instructor, so verify that the setup has been finished before continuing. In this project, you write a memo to your instructor containing the information specified in the following steps. Then you copy the file you created to a file share on your instructor's computer (or some other computer your instructor designates)
1. Start your computer, and log on as Net Admin, if necessary.
2. Start Microsoft Word or another word-processing program; even a simple text editor, such as Notepad, will do. Write a letter to your instructor that includes the following:
• The reason you're taking this class:
• What you hope to get out of this class:
• How much time you expect to put into this class each week outside classroom hours:
• Whether you expect to take more computer and networking classes:
3. Save the document in your Documents folder (or a folder your instructor designates), naming it your name. For example, if your name is Bill Smith, name the document bill smith.
4. Start File Explorer and navigate to the folder where you saved the letter. Right-click the document you created and click Copy.
5. To paste the document to the instructor's shared folder, use the UNC path of your instructor's computer, which should be \\Net-Instr\NetDocs, unless your instructor specifies otherwise. Click Start, type \\Net-Instr\NetDocs, and press Enter.
6. You should see a File Explorer window open. (The folder might contain documents if some of your classmates have already completed the activity.) Right-click a blank space on the right and click Paste. Your document should now be available on your instructor's computer.
7. Close all open windows, but leave your computer running for the next project.