You can create and delete your own directories as neccesary, using the DOS Interface.
To create a directory, use the function "MD" for Make Directory.
To delete a directory, use the function "RD" or "DEL" for Remove Directory or Delete.
For example, to create the directory "Summer" under the root of the e:\ drive, type:
e:\>md summer
To delete it, type:
e:\>rd summer (or) e:\>del summer
Note: To check the results of your actions, such as creating or deleting a directory, you can always use the DIR command.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
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