Why thank you And already did.
YOU LOOK BEAUTIFUL IN THAT DISGUISE. Now go post it in the halloween thread. xD
Ack! How did I not message you earlier?! Thank you kirby, please forgive my unforgivable schedule.. xD I'll try giving a proper response later today if I can though.
That would depend on where you were when you made them (a term known as your 'current working directory'). If they're not in your Documents, try C:\ or C:\Windows\system32, otherwise they could be anywhere, use the search tool to find them.
Hey kirby, sorry to bug you but after trying to transition back into school and deal with a more time-consuming schedule, I've been able to get back into learning Powershell. And I started off by restarting, essentially covering everything I had learned in an hour. Now, I know you mentioned how the 'graphical file browser' is essentially the 'Documents' or 'My Documents' section of the start menu. The assignment for the tutorial is telling me to do the following. "Make 20 other directories inside the temp directory in various levels. Go look at them with a graphical file browser." I've already learned about mkdir (make a directory, or folder) and I'm just starting to learn about paths, a.k.a. using temp and things within that. My question is, when I make a directory, do you know where in the graphical file browser I can access those newly made folders?
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Well, I mean like choosing a book. But I found one last night, sorry! xD
You realise I don't even know Java
Kirby, I need more of your wise, sage-like advice in the Java thread, ASAP! :O
