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What are DOS directories and subdirectories called in Windows 9x?
Folders.
Directories created under other directories are called what?
subdirectories, child directories, or folders
Subdirectories are also known as?
FoldersI don't know who submitted that but my Guide to Software course book says that subdirectories are called child directories, or folders. It says nothing about paths. The correct answer is folder.
What type of folder can contain other folders?
A folder that can contain other folders is typically referred to as a "directory" in computing. In a file system, directories can hold both files and subdirectories, allowing for an organized hierarchy of data. This structure helps users manage files efficiently by categorizing them into various levels of folders.
How can you discover subdirectories of a webpage?
Finding subdirectories on a webpage that is not your own is often times a difficult task. Many subdirectories can be found by checking the source code of a webpage.
How can you list only directories from the current directory?
To list the subdirectories in the current directory: find . -maxdepth 1 -type d To list the subdirectories and all their subdirectories: find . -type d
What switch do you use with xcopy or robocopy to copy subdirectories?
/s
Subdirectories are also known as what?
a child directory inside a parent directory
Which folders is used to store shortcuts to the folders used often?
favourites folders
What is the collective noun for the word folders?
There is no specific collective noun for folders, in which case a noun suitable for the situation is used, for example a drawer of folders, a pack of folders, a box of folders, etc.
How do you convert shortcut folders to normal folders?
how to change folders from shortcut to normal on flashplayer
What are the various types of pocket folders that exist?
There are many types of pocket folders available. There are 2-pocket, tri-pocket, folders with holes and without, colored folders, and folders with pictures on the cover.
