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NAVIGATING THE DIRECTORY TREE WITH CURSOR KEYS
Besides moving up and down the directory tree in
Explorer with the mouse, you can also use the cursor
keys. The left arrow takes you back from the current
directory to the "parent" directory (one
hierarchical level up), and the right arrow moves in the
opposite direction. Thus, suppose you were in a directory
whose full path name is "\Games\Board
Games\Chess"; if you pushed the left arrow you would
then be in the "\Games\Board Games" directory,
and pushing the right arrow next would put you back to
"\Games\Board Games\Chess". (Yes, you can have
a directory named "Board Games"; remember that
directory and file names in Win9x/ME can have up to 255
characters including spaces!)
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