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Acorn Communicator Filestore Manager's Guide

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log on the process of selecting a FileStore unit so you can begin using it. This<br />

process selects a disc and directory for the user, according to the id they type.<br />

library a special directory (on the library disc) used to store programs and certain<br />

user commands. As FileStore manager, you can add files to or remove files<br />

from the library. Analogy: toolbox.<br />

library disc a disc holding the files that must be present for FileStore to operate. (This<br />

will usually be the disc in the hard disc unit, if you have one, otherwise a<br />

copy of the Master library disc.)<br />

Master library disc a floppy disc containing the files that FileStore needs to run. By changing the<br />

library disc, you can allow access to different facilities (stored in the library)<br />

or different users (as defined by the password file).<br />

password a word that a user must know to log on. Each user can choose their own<br />

password, change it at any time, or even remove it altogether. Passwords are<br />

stored in a file on the library disc. Analogy: a key to a filing cabinet drawer.<br />

root the main directory on a disc that contains all other directories and files.<br />

user someone using FileStore ie someone who is logged on. As far as FileStore is<br />

concerned, a user is identified by the id they used to log on.<br />

Winchester another name for a hard disc.<br />

78 Appendix 4: GLOSSARY OF TERMS

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