Apple Macintosh PowerBook 145 - Manual (Page 143)

Filing documents when you save them
The first time you save a document (or whenever you choose Save
As to create another version of that document), a directory dialog
box appears. A directory is the list of files and folders contained in
a folder or on a disk.
You use this box to name your document and indicate where
to store it. Directory dialog boxes vary slightly from program
to program, but all share certain features.
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Type a name for your
document here.
Use this pop-up menu to see the
directory of a higher-level folder
or disk.
Click to see the items on the Macintosh
desktop, including other disks.
The disk that contains the directory
that’s currently displayed.
This directory lists the
contents of the folder or
disk named above it.
Double-click a folder to see
its contents. Click to create a new folder in the
directory that’s currently displayed.
Click to save your document
in the directory that’s currently
displayed.