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a file pathname displays the location of the file.for eg:c:>my flower/my documents/ is the file path name for the file 'my flower' which is located in my documents.
For those who use a different operating system the pathname can be:- Macintosh HD:Library:Printers:Lexmark:Drivers:LexmarkCUPSDriver. Same function just another way of saying where to find it.
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