After you start a program and create a new file, the file only exists in your computer's random access memory (RAM).

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After you start a program and create a new file, the file only exists in  your computer's random access memory (RAM).

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When you create a new file in a program, it initially exists in RAM, which is volatile memory. It isn't saved to your computer's hard drive until you explicitly save it, making it susceptible to data loss if the program crashes or the computer loses power before saving.

After You Start a Program and Create a New File