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During my search to discover why Windows wouldn't let me name my pr0n folder "prn", I came across this excellent overview of Windows Explorer, circa Windows 95. I knew that this would probably be useful to most of you, and felt compelled to share it, in the spirit of sharing and whatnot. From the article:
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Windows Explorer provides a graphical view of the directory structure and rich functionality to manipulate and manage computer disks, folder, files, and other resources.
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Files are usually stored on magnetic media (disk, tapes), or on compact disk (CD). For processing, files are loaded (retrieved) into computer's Random Access Memory (RAM).