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directory 1 , n (↔ fr: annuaire
1
)
a directory: ~ used by user
1
 Agent to act on site
1
 Patient

a directory: ~ used by user
1
 Agent to act on site
1
 Patient
Web directory, search directory, site directory
search engine
Subject directories are hierarchically organized indexes of subject categories that allow the Web searcher to browse through lists of Web sites by subject in search of relevant information. They are compiled and maintained by humans and many include a search engine for searching their own database.
[
en SINKSWIM
]
A good subject directory will link to database sites on the Web. This is because many of these databases have Web sites of their own.
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en ALBANY4
]
A directory is a subject-tree style catalogue that organizes the Web into major topics, including Arts, Business and Economy, Computers and Internet, Education, Entertainment, Government, Health, News, Recreation, Reference, Regional, Science, Social Science, Society and Culture.
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en SPIDAP
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That deals with sites Patient related to specific subjects specialized ~
subject ~
The user Agent uses a d. browse a ~
browse a ~
search a ~
visit
1
 a ~
French
annuaire
1
LPD AB
12/01/2010

directory 2 , n (↔ es: directorio
1
, fr: répertoire
1
)
a directory: ~ created by user
1
 Agent to act on file
1
 Patient1 or software Patient2 on storage device Support

a directory: ~ created by user
1
 Agent to act on file
1
 Patient1 or software Patient2 on storage device Support
Place the executable in some directory on your hard disk.
[
enGUIDE TO CAPTURING VIDEOS
]
A "directory" is a division of a drive that holds certain files. Some directories are created automatically by other software to hold themselves, or you can create your own directories to organize your files.
[
en PC101
]
Normally every user will have a file called .profile in their home directory on a Linux/UNIX server.
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en DEBIAN2
]
That is defined as long as the user does not change it default
1
 ~
That is currently being used current ~
That is used to place the data of the user Agent working ~
That comes first in a hierarchy home ~
root ~
That is used during a a limited period of time temporary ~
That is located on a computer used by the user Agent local ~
That is located on a remote computer remote ~
Is a part of disk
1
drive
2
Division subdirectory
Way to access a d. path
1
The user Agent creates a d. create
1
 a ~
The user Agent destroys a d. delete
1
 a ~
remove a ~
The user Agent starts using a d. open
1
 a ~
go into a ~
The user Agent uses another d. change ~
The user Agent uses a d. with users Agent share a ~
The user Agent places the file Patient1 in a d. save
1
 ... in a ~
store
1b
 a ... in a ~
install
2
 ... in a ~
-> NOUN installation
2
 of ... in a ~
The user Agent reduces a d. compress
1
 a ~
The user Agent gives a name to a d. name
2
 a ~
The user Agent gives a new name to a d. rename
1
 a ~
The d. contains the file Patient1 or the software Patient2 the ~ contains
The file Patient1 or the software Patient2 uses a d. be in a ~
Spanish
directorio
1
French
répertoire
1
LPD AB MCLH
15/10/2010
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