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Windows File Management
ELEC 101 - Lab 2
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Objectives
• Familiarization with Windows XP Explorer • Folder creation and deletion • Multiple / all select technique file selection • Moving and copying files / folders • Renaming files / folders • Labeling disk
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Windows Explorer
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Changing Explorer File Window from Menu
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Folder Creation
• Start windows explorer • Select folder location from explorer • Select File from tool menu • Select new from pull down menu • Select folder from your options • Name your folder
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Folder creation on desktop
• RCL on the desktop • Select new • Select folder • Name your folder
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Moving Files between folders
• CLH, click left and hold to select the file for moving
• While holding the left mice key drag it to destination folder, and release
Notice that the file is no longer in the original location
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Selecting multiple files
• To select multiple files, individually, hold the CTRL key to choose them
• To select all the files in between, use shift key instead of CTRL
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Labeling the disk
• You can label your working disk, using windows explorer, command prompt, my computer icon
• Select your drive from my computer icon on the desktop, or from folder section of the explorer
• RCL on your drive and select properties • Type the label on the general tab, and click
OK
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Placing a Disk Label Graphically
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Renaming Disk Label Graphically
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Labeling your drive using command
• Open a DOS prompt by clicking on start, select RUN, type cmd, and press enter
• Go to your drive by typing the drive letter followed by a colon
• Type label and press enter, it will display current label and give you a chance to change it
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Renaming Disk from Command Prompt