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ne before an action requiring privileges is performed. It is fine to do
this immediately after logging in and leaving it like that, for it does not
save any adverse effects. At all places in this article where there is a '@',
if enabled would be a '$'.

                             SECTION IV: DIRECTORY USAGE

  Directories are storage places for files. Each account has a directory in its
own name, and possibly one or more subdirectories. To see what files are in the
directory connected to at the moment, type the command DIRectory:
@DIR
This will list what files, if any, are accesable in this directory. At the time
of login the computer sets the account's own directory as the one to be
connected to unless otherwise specified by such things as login adjustment
files (to be discussed at a later date.) Subdirectories of an account are
denoted by a period between the account name and directory name. Example:
<ACCOUNTNAME.SUBDIRECTORYNAME>
Subdirectories are dealt with as normal directories