Toshiba T3200 Owner's Manual page 53

PART 5 DISKS AND DISK DRIVES
5.4 SaYing Data
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Disk
Data you type may not be stored automatically on the
disk. For example, most word processing software
maintains a copy of the document you are working on
in the computer's memory. When you finish editing, it
is your responsibility to save the document to disk.
How and when to save data depends on the type of
software you are using. Save your work frequently.
You can lose data unexpectedly, from a power failure
or operating error. Make saving your data a reflex
action as you work.
5.5 Write Proteeting Disks
Microcomputers provide built-in safeguards to make
sure you do not accidentally delete data. One of
these safeguards is the mechanical ability to
write-protected floppy disk. You cannot add, delete
or modify files stored on a write-protected floppy
disk. You can change information on unprotected
floppy disk only.
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