14. a file transfers a copy of the file from the storage media into your computer's memory. a. opening b. emailing c. saving d. printing

Option C. Saving

Explanation:

The file (usually a download) is saved from the storage media to a specific folder in the computer. In other words, say a download file.

The file, once downloaded, will be presented in a small tab. This small tab (window) provides options within the computer memory where you would like to store the file. There is also an option of renaming the file if you want to save it with a different file name.

Furthermore, each file is saved using an appropriate extension. For example, a Microsoft document is saved with the file extension: .dox

The computer automatically "reads"the extension and saves it in that form if it is available.

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