These links provide directions for creating a new MS Word document

• Creating a New Blank Document & Finding Your Way Around by Lumen
  
• Create a Document in Word by MS Support
  includes directions for using templates
• Create a Document in Word by MS Support
   includes directions for:
  • adding & formatting text
  • adding images, shapes, SmartArt, etc.

• Working with Headers & Footers (GCF Global)

• Create (and Edit) a Header (Tech-on-the-Net)

• Insert a Header or Footer (MS Support)

Good practices when saving a document:

• include the Course, Assignment and your name (example:  ENGL100-RhetoricalPrecis-JDoe)
  
• add a number at the end of the file name (example:  ENGL100-RhetoricalPrecis-JDoe1, ENGL100-RhetoricalPrecis-JDoe2, ENGL100-RhetoricalPrecis-JDoe3, etc.)
       - this means you can go back to a specific stage of your work if you make a mistake
• pick the location where you want the document saved (example:  Documents, Desktop, a specific folder on your MS One Drive, etc.)
       - NOTE, if you are using the College's MS One Drive, your account will be deactivated once you are no longer a student and you won't have access to anything you have saved there.

>How to Save Your Documents:

These links provide directions for saving a MS Word document

How to Save a MS Word Document by Wiki How
- Steps 4 and 5 are particularly important if you want to be able to find your document again.

How to Save & Share Microsoft Word Documents by Study.com

How to Save a Word Document as a PDF by BetterCloud

Save MS Office Files to Local PC Instead of OneDrive by Online Tech Tips