You are asked to organize project documents on the company shared network drive. How should you group similar files for a project named 'Alpha' so they are easy to find and manage?
Save all 'Alpha' project files directly to the desktop for fast access.
Place 'Alpha' project files in the general 'Documents' folder alongside unrelated company documents.
Create a new folder named 'Alpha Project' on the shared network drive and save all related documents in that folder.
Use a spreadsheet to list where each 'Alpha' document is stored on the drive.
The most efficient way to keep related project files together is to create a dedicated folder named for the project (for example, "Alpha Project") on the shared drive and place all associated documents inside. This keeps everything in one predictable location, making collaboration and retrieval simple. Saving to the desktop does not place the files on the shared resource, storing them in a general Documents folder mixes them with unrelated material, and tracking locations in a spreadsheet does not address actual storage or access.
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