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Thanks Shai, this is on my list of "to learns" so if you have a good
cheater sheet I'd appreciate it :)<br>
<br>
Shai Gluskin wrote the following, On 8/7/2009 4:53 PM:<br>
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:::shari's head explodes::::<br>
<blockquote
cite="mid:9f68efb70908071453m7fb0a842u9cb6a75222884d9c@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">The main command you need to know is the one you use to
navigate around your computer or a remote computer like your web
server: cd nameoffolder<br>
Replace "nameoffolder" with the name of the folder you want to move
into.<br>
"cd" stands for change directory.. To go "up" a level (go outside the
'folder' you are currently in), you type: cd ../<br>
or to go up two levels: cd ../../<br>
Also helpful is: ls<br>
which lists all the files in your current directory.</blockquote>
Actually I used to work in dos (many moons ago), so this shouldn't be
an issue for me, but for some reason, my head just doesn't want to go
there ;-)<br>
Shari<br>
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