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Discover LudwigThe phrase "creates a file" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a phrase used when referring to the action of creating a text file or document on a computer. For example, "The computer program automatically creates a file for each project."
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Saving the page as a Web Archive creates a file in a new format called MHTML (.mht).mht
All of our computers are synced so the second someone creates a file, we can all access and change details and work on things together.
The company creates a file for you when you make the purchase, and then you encounter an issue trying to use the product.
Each time a blue screen occurred, Microsoft creates a file that saves information about the crash to your disk.
This characterization is impossible to square with the text of the May 9 letter, which calls for the elimination of harassment, requires mandatory reporting, creates a file of all allegations against students and faculty (no matter how frivolous), and mandates investigation of all such claims.
Also, every time the "report" button is pressed the program creates a file called "cpxrpt.txt" in the cpx folder.
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Once an Editorial Board member decides on a topic and finds or approves an author to write it, he or she then forwards the information (via email) to the Editor of the encyclopedia, who then creates a file-upload account for the author on plato.stanford.edu and sends the author detailed information on how to prepare the entry and upload the entry (or update) when it is ready.
Retriever is by far the fastest at creating a file index.
The challenge was to create a file that sounded just like the third file, but with the watermark removed.
You will see a list labeled "create a file of type," where you can pick a file format (like text with tab-separated values) before clicking Next again.
The SD version finished first and created a file named "01 Fun Run, Pts. 1 & 2.m4v".
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