Windows 10: Easy was to number folder saves for review

I often have folder with small projects in them . While deveoping the prpjest i might save the folfer multiple times over the period of a few weeks. Occasionally i find out that u has a better idea on an earlier setup for one of more files in that folder and want to go back and review how things worked in the project maybe 5 steps back. Short of manually adding a date time line it would be adequate if it just incremented a counter that said example: "Project -A" "Version "x where the x automatically incremented by +1 each time it is saved.
These are very small folders and space isn't a problem and I could clean out the dead-wood as needed but I would like to see what the various pieces looked like maybe a week ago but I have saved over the original folder multiple times. As an added plus it would be nice of all the versions older than the current one were kept in a subfolder of the main-folder called archives. Each project folder would have its own archives folder that contained all the copies of it back to the first one.
There might be a better idea but this is the best I can come up with and i would like to find a way to do it somewhat autocratically. Sch as right click save to archive folder and it wold change the x to be the next digit higher than the highest one currently in archives

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Trouble saving voicemail number

To access my voicemail it is my phone number, a pause and 4 digit pin.



I did the following steps:

• Turned off default voicemail number
• Added a , (for pause) at end of my phone number
• Added the 4 digit pin

I get the following error message We're having trouble saving your voicemail number right now. Try again later.



Any suggestions on how to correct this?

 

save number to new contact

Using win10, tapping the icon or the number dials the number. Pressing and holding brings up a dropdown list that does not include save. Pls, any new suggestions?

 

Saving a file to a folder

Hi Dean,

Welcome to Microsoft Community and we appreciate your interest in Windows 10.

I will definitely assist you

It would be grateful if you could provide us few questions answer to understand the issue better and to provide you better assistance.

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  How are you accessing emails through web browser or through a mail client (mail app, outlook 2010/2013)?
  
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  Are you trying to save the email attached file? Please elaborate.
  

If you are using Outlook email, let’s try simple steps and check if it helps. Try the below steps provided.

Step 1.

If you want to save only the attached file from the email, try the below step.

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  Right click on the attached file and click on Save as.
  
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  Now select a folder location where you want to save the attached file.
  

Step 2.

If you want to save the file along with the email try the below steps provided.

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  Open the mail you want to save and click on File on the top of the right side.
  
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  Click on Save As and select a folder location where you want to save the email.
  

Hope this helps. If you need further assistance with Windows, let us know and will be glad to help.