- [Instructor] For the most part,
you don't really need any
specific exercise files to work through this course.
There are some places in the course
where we will need some files to work with,
and it might be easy for you to just use some documents
that you already have on your storage drive.
But if you don't have any documents
and you just need something to play around with
to get through these videos,
then we've included some files that you can work with.
Now, if you're not familiar with how to download
and unzip package files from a webpage,
we'll see how this works.
I'm starting on the LinkedIn learning website,
and this is a page for the older Windows 10 training course.
This will look very similar to the page that you're using
to watch this course.
And the page layout might look a little different for you,
but you're looking for a link for the exercise files.
You can click here where it says Show all,
then click Download.
So that will be downloaded to my storage drive.
And by default,
it will be saved in the downloads folder.
To get to that, we'll use File Explorer,
and that's something we'll be covering later in this course,
so we'll see a preview of that here.
You might have a shortcut to launch File Explorer
in the task bar,
or you might need to go to the start menu,
so you can click the start button here,
then go to where it says All Apps.
Scroll down on this list and open File Explorer from there.
And this is the tool that you use to navigate through files
and folders that you have on your storage drive.
On the left, I'll use the shortcut
to go to my downloads folder.
And here is that file that we just downloaded.
Now, this is a zip file.
It's a package file that contains other files.
And to open it, you just double-click on it.
And here you may see a folder
and you can double-click on that.
And another folder called Exercise files.
Just open these until you get to these four folders.
Now I do not recommend you open files
directly from within a zip file, which is where I am now.
Instead, it's going to be better if you copy these folders
to a different location on your storage drive.
And the location where we want them
will be your documents folder.
So I want to select all of these.
And one way to do that would be to
click on one to select it.
Then hold the control key on your keyboard
and click on another, and another, and another,
until they're all selected,
then you can drag them.
If you drag one, they'll all move together.
So if you place your mouse cursor on one,
hold the mouse button down and move.
All four will move together.
You can drag them to the shortcut for your documents folder
and let go.
And then give it a moment to copy them.
So now in the future,
when you go into File Explorer
and use the shortcut to go to your documents folder,
you'll find those folders there.
So as we go through this course,
when I need to work with exercise files,
I will have them here.
So, if you plan to use these files,
I suggest you copy them in the same place.
So now we're all set with the exercise files.