Question

how to create a folder left click is used true or false​

Answer 1

Answer:

Right Click

Most computer mice have at least two mouse buttons. When you press the left one, it is called a left click. When you press the one on the right, it is called a right click. By default, the left button is the main mouse button, and is used for common tasks such as selecting objects and double-clicking.

The right mouse button is often used to open contextual menus, which are pop-up menus that change depending where you click. For example, if you right click on the desktop, you may see a menu pop up that includes "Change View Options" and "Change Desktop Background." If you right click on a folder, the menu might include options such as "Open" and "Properties." Certain programs, such as video games, may use the right click to perform other functions, such as firing a secondary weapon in a first-person shooter. Most programs, however, use the right click to open contextual menus.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Create a new folder:

On the left, click a shared drive or existing folder.

Click Plus Newand thenFolder.

Enter a folder name and click Create.

Notes:

To move folders into a shared drive that are already stored in My Drive or another shared drive, contact your G Suite administrator.

Subfolders must have the same permission as the top-level folder.

Upload an existing folder from your computer:

On the left, click a shared drive folder.

On your computer, drag an existing folder into a shared drive. Or, click Plus Newand thenFolder upload. Navigate to the folder and open it.

Upload a folder from your computer

2.2 Add and edit files

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Requires at least Contributor access

Any files you add are owned by the team. If you leave the shared drive, your files remain.

On the left, click a shared drive.

Drag an existing file (that you own*) from your computer or from My Drive into a shared drive. Or, click Plus New and choose an option:

To create a file, select the file type you want to create, such as Google Docs.

To upload a file, click File upload. Navigate to the file and open it.

Double-click a file to open and edit it.

*If you don't own the file but have Can edit access in Drive, you can move it to a shared drive if your G Suite administrator has allowed this option.

Note: To store and access files on your desktop, use Drive File Stream. See Get started with My Drive.