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Just look at this and click where &quot;desktop&quot; is<br />
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Just look at this and click where "desktop" is



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ok. i dont have it in my favorites, so how do i add it?
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ok. i dont have it in my favorites, so how do i add it?

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Just click on the &quot;-&gt;&quot; next to Favorites and it should show up
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Just click on the "->" next to Favorites and it should show up

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Glad it worked, you can accept my answer now please :)
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Glad it worked, you can accept my answer now please :)

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do you get paid to answer these questions?
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do you get paid to answer these questions?

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Hi-<br />
Im new to windows 7. I am frustrated that when I try to save files I cannot find 'my desktop' to save the item to. <br />
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For instance, if I am in MS Word and try to save a new file, I don't see anywhere to easily find the desktop.<br />
How do I do this?<br />
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Thanks - p
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Hi-
Im new to windows 7. I am frustrated that when I try to save files I cannot find 'my desktop' to save the item to. 

For instance, if I am in MS Word and try to save a new file, I don't see anywhere to easily find the desktop.
How do I do this?

Thanks - p

Save to desktop

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