Windows XP: The Complete Reference Chapter 7: Using Files and Folders Chapter Introduction What Are Files and Folders? What Is a File? What Is a Folder? What Is the Folder Tree? What Are Filenames? What Filenames Are Legal? What Are Extensions and File Types? What Are Addresses? What Is Windows Explorer? What Is the Address Box? What Is the Standard Buttons Toolbar? What Is the Links Toolbar? What Is the Explorer Bar? What Is the Task Pane? What Is the Status Bar? What is a Tool Tip? Where Is the Desktop Really? What Is the Recycle Bin? Working with Windows Explorer Navigating the Folder Tree Viewing the Folder Tree with the Folders Explorer Bar Navigating by Using the Address Box Going Up and Down the Folder Tree Going Back and Forth on the Folder Tree Jumping to Somewhere Else Entirely Making and Working with Files and Folders Creating Files and Folders Selecting Files and Folders Naming and Renaming Files and Folders Changing a File's Extension Opening Files and Folders Opening a File with the Default Application Opening a File from the Open With Menu Opening a File by Dragging and Dropping Opening a File from Within an Application Rearranging Files and Folders Moving and Copying Files and Folders Where Did My Buttons Go? Moving and Copying with One Explorer Window Moving and Copying with Two Explorer Windows Moving and Copying with the Folders Explorer Bar Dragging and Dropping Files and Folders Using the Send To Menu Deleting Files and Folders Making Your Own CDs What Are CD-R and CD-RW? CD-Burning Basics Burning CDs from Windows Explorer Fixing Your Mistakes Fixing Big Mistakes Reversing Your Last Action Using the Undo Command Retrieving Files and Folders from the Recycle Bin Opening the Recycle Bin Searching the Recycle Bin Recovering Objects from the Recycle Bin Retrieving Files with Third-Party Tools
