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Old April 22nd 10, 02:20 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
Dave[_29_]
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Default How do I save one file as more than one file?

That makes absolutely no sense.
If you wish to save space, do the opposite. You can consolidate several
files into one archive.
Select the files in Windows Explorer, right click on them, select Send
To.. - Compressed (zipped) folder.


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"elcastellano" wrote in message
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I'm trying to do just what I said in the title. But for some reason, my
computer won't let me. I have a base empty file that I created to
replace files I no longer need. Actually, I do that with all file
types. I don't want a bunch of files that take up a whole bunch of
space on my disk. And I also don't want a bunch of files taking up room
after I delete them. Basically I want save one file as several hundred
files but I don't want to have to do them one at a time as that would
take too much time. I want to replace them all at once so I can use
them again, seeing as I do a lot of work on my computer. So does anyone
know how I can do this. Google's a piece of crap, because I can't find
the answer there.


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