During the Process of Creating, Editing, and Formatting a Project

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Short Answer

During the process of creating, editing, and formatting a project, the computer or mobile device holds it in memory. To keep the project for future use requires that you save it. When you save a document, the computer transfers the project from memory to a local storage medium, such as a USB flash drive or hard disk, or cloud storage. Once saved, a project is stored permanently as a file.
5. You can distribute a project as a hard copy or electronically. A hard copy is information that exists on a physical medium, such as paper. To generate a hard copy, you print a project. Sending electronic files via email or posting them for others to view, on websites for example, saves paper and printer supplies. Many users opt for electronic distribution because it contributes to green computing.

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Definitions:

Primary Sources

Original documents or evidence directly related to a topic, used in research to provide direct evidence about an historical period or topic.

Secondary Sources

Information sources that interpret, analyze, or summarize primary source data, commonly used in academic and legal research.

Synthesize

The process of combining different ideas, influences, or objects into a coherent whole, often used in the context of creating something new or solving problems.

Common Law Doctrines

Common Law Doctrines are principles developed over time through court decisions in the Anglo-American legal system, forming a part of the law not codified by legislation.