Document

1. When referring to a type of file extension, a document is a readable file. Computers running Microsoft operating systems, for example, commonly store document files in a .DOC, .RTF, or .TXT file. These files are commonly only composed of text, but in some cases, may also include graphics.
   
   Additional information about file extensions can be found on our file extension page.
   
   
2. A document is also used to describe an electronic copy or hard copy of reference material for a product.
3. When referring to the Windows Documents this is a section of Windows where the most recently ran programs are displayed. Most recent Documents can be accessed by clicking on Start and then clicking Documents. Additional information about clearing the contents of this folder can be found on document CH000661. Documents should not be confused with My Documents.

Also see: Manual, Operating system definitions, Source document, Tutorial, Undocumented, White paper, Wizard