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Understanding Windows Folders Recall the diagram on the last page... Just as the two drives are in "My Computer", the C: drive has folders in it as well. The folders "~mssetup.t", "Acrobat3", "All Documents", etc. are all contained within C:. This is where we draw the analogy of a filing cabinet. You have the Cabinet as a whole (My Computer), then you have Drawers (C: and A Notice the plus (+) signs by certain folders in the diagram above. Those indicate the folder has other sub-folders contained within. Click on the plus sign, and the tree will expand further. See the next page for more detail.
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