Viewing the contents of a folder
If someone tells you to open the folder c:\mp3, how would you do it? There are numerous ways to go about it. Here are a few:
1. Get to your Windows desktop, double-click "My Computer", double-click the drive with a "c:" in its name, and then double-click on the folder you want.
2. Click the Start menu, choose "Run", then type the path of the folder you want (for example, c:\My Documents).
3. Get to your Windows desktop, right-click on "My Computer", choose "Explore". Then, in the left section of the window, click the drive you want; its contents will show in the right section of the window. That's how Windows Explorer works: you click any drive or folder in the left section, and its contents (files and subfolders) show up in the right section. You can click the plus/minus sign next to each drive or folder to show its subfolders.
- If you have a Windows key (it will probably be between the Ctrl and Alt keys in the lower-left corner of your keyboard), hold it and press "e" to open Windows Explorer.
