Before going any further, please check that you know where to save the resource. For some (e.g. MyWorld screens, see below), it is vitally important that they go into a particular folder. Otherwise, it may not matter particularly, but you need to know where to find the resource in future!

Click on the link (the underlined words) with the right mouse button. On the drop down menu, left-click Save Target As...

Now, you need to find, then open, the folder to store the file. To locate Drive A, click on the list button, then double-click 3½ Floppy [A]:

Alternatively, you may save in a folder on your hard disk. To go up the levels so that you are looking at the entire C: directory, click

Double-click to open the folder where you wish to save the file. You may need to double-click again, to open a sub-folder.

If you are saving a Textease document, display the C: directory, shown above. Double-click the Textease folder to open it, then click Save. You will then not need to 'browse' up or down levels when you open the file in Textease.

If you are saving a MyWorld screen, you should ideally store it in the 'Screens' folder. Some of the screens on this site (e.g. Triangles) use pop-up 'toolkits'. They won't work if you store them anywhere else.

On the C: directory, double-click the Myworld folder. Double-click the Screens folder, shown below. Then click Save.

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