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1folders — fold·er || fəʊldÉ™(r) n. dossier for storing papers; pamphlet; subdirectory of a disk or in which files are stored (Computers); person or thing that folds …
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3Special Folders — On Microsoft Windows operating systems, Special Folders are folders which are presented to the user through an interface as an abstract concept, instead of an absolute folder path. This makes it possible for an application to ask the operating… …
4Personal Folders (.pst) file — pst, which stands for Personal Storage Table is a filename extension associated with Personal Folders files used with certain Microsoft products. Personal Folders (.pst) files are used to store local copies of messages, calendar events, and other …
5Windows Live Folders — Windows Live SkyDrive Windows Live SkyDrive (appelé auparavant Windows Live Folders) est un service gratuit de stockage et de partage en ligne. Ce service fait partie de la suite de services en ligne Windows Live de Microsoft. Le service permet,… …
6Smart folders — (рус: «умные» папки)  самообновляющиеся папки в Mac OS X, которые фактически ведут непрерывный круглосуточный поиск по заданному вами критерию. Об «умных» папках «Умные» папки во многом напоминают «умные» альбомы в iPhoto и плейлисты в… …
7Windows Explorer — This article is about the Windows file system browser. For the similarly named web browser, see Internet Explorer Windows Explorer A component of Microsoft Windows Details Included with Microsoft Windows …
8Virtual folder — In computing, a virtual folder generally denotes an organizing principle for files that is not dependent on their physical location in a folder. Instead, they are some scripts which coalesce results from some datastore, which may be a database or …
9File folder — A file folder (US usage) or folder (British and Australian usage) is a kind of folder that holds loose papers together for organization and protection. File folders usually consist of a sheet of heavy paper stock or other thin, but stiff,… …
10Features new to Windows Vista — This article is part of a series on Windows Vista New features Overview Technical and core system Security and safety Networking technologies I/O technologies Management and administration Removed features …
