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The keyboard shortcut for going up one level in Windows Explorer is Alt-Up. (Backspace goes to the last folder you were in, but that isn't necessarily one level up.)
If you click on the plus sign in Windows Explorer, then you open it, to see lower-level folders.
Open the start menu and type in %APPDATA% then open the .minecraft folder next go into the saves folder then drop your folder that contains the map in it within the saves Run Minecraft and check if the level name comes up if it does play it if not make sure the map is in a regular folder, not a zip or rar make sure that the level data is not in a sub-folder of the map folder
A sub folder is when you put a folder in another folder and a sub level folder is when you put more than one sub folder in another sub folder.....
Root Folder
A brigade-level command can serve as an intermediate tactical headquarters under the land component command. This level of command effectively coordinates operations and resources between higher command echelons and subordinate units, facilitating mission execution on the battlefield. The brigade's structure allows for effective management of combined arms operations and logistical support within its operational area.
In a file hierarchy, a folder inside another folder is called a "subfolder." Subfolders help organize files and other folders in a structured manner, making it easier to navigate and manage data. Each subfolder can contain its own files and additional subfolders, creating a multi-level directory structure.
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Well You Could Use An Email Account And Attach The Level To It! Or if you're running windows at least (I'm not sure how with Macs) open your start menu and enter "%AppData%" without the quotations, and click on roaming. If you're on an older version than Windows 7 you may have to press "Run." Then find the ".minecraft" folder and go into "Saves," then copy the entire folder of the world you want to transfer to a pendrive or some external memory, and do the same thing except copy the world file in to the new "Saves" folder on the other computer from the external memory.
Brigade is the lowest field command level.
The net share command is used to create, delete, or manage shared resources on a network, allowing users to share folders and printers with other users. Even when network discovery and file and printer sharing are turned off, the net share command can still report a shared folder as shared, because the sharing settings are managed at the operating system level independently of the network discovery settings. However, without network discovery and file sharing enabled, other users may not be able to access the shared folder.