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Learn How to Create a New File or Folder using File Manager – cPanel. You can access, view, modify, add, delete, copy files, and much more from your account. cPanel organizes all the files in your account into folders. Use the File Manager interface to manage and edit your files.
Video tutorial – Create a New File or Folder in File Manager – cPanel
Step-by-step tutorial – Create a New File or Folder in File Manager – cPanel
- Login to cPanel.
Tutorial: login from the Client Area or the direct link.
Find Files section and click the File Manager link. - + Folder
Click the +Folder link, the second link in the File Manager Task Bar.
- New Folder Window
The New Folder Window opens.
New Folder Name:
Enter the new folder’s name in the New Folder text box.
New folder will be created in:
Enter the location in which File Manager will save the new folder.
If left empty new folder will be created in the home folder.
Click Create New Folder to complete the action. - New folder is created
- +File
Click the +File link, the first link in the File Manager Task Bar.
The New File Window opens.
New File Name:
Enter the new file name in the New File Name text box.
New file will be created in:
Enter the location in which File Manager will save the new file.
If left empty new folder will be created in the home folder.
Click Create New File to complete the action. - New file is created
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Learn How to Create a New File or Folder using File Manager – cPanel. You can access, view, modify, add, delete, copy files, and much more from your account. cPanel organizes all the files in your account into folders. Use the File Manager interface to manage and edit your files.
Video tutorial – Create a New File or Folder in File Manager – cPanel
Step-by-step tutorial – Create a New File or Folder in File Manager – cPanel
- 1.Login to cPanel. Find Files section and click the File Manager link.
- 2.+ Folder Click the +Folder link, the second link in the File Manager Task Bar.
- 3.New Folder Window The New Folder Window opens.
New Folder Name:
Enter the new folder’s name in the New Folder text box.
New folder will be created in:
Enter the location in which File Manager will save the new folder.
If left empty new folder will be created in the home folder.
Click Create New Folder to complete the action. - 4.New folder is created
- 5.+File Click the +File link, the first link in the File Manager Task Bar.
The New File Window opens.
New File Name:
Enter the new file name in the New File Name text box.
New file will be created in:
Enter the location in which File Manager will save the new file.
If left empty new folder will be created in the home folder.
Click Create New File to complete the action. - 6. New file is created
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