Applications typically enables you choose options that specify
how you want the program to operate. Your choices can change the program’s
defaults, which are the settings that are in effect unless you deliberately
override them. For example, Microsoft Word enables you to choose an option that
allows you to display white text against a blue background, a setting that some
writers find to be a bit easier on the eyes. When you start working with a
newly installed application, check the options menu for a setting. Usually
called auto save that automatically saves your work at specified intervals.
With this option enabled, you’ll ensure that you won’t lose more than a few
minutes’ worth of work should the program fail for some reason.
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