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Figure 5.4 The File Manager Konqueror<br />

The Konqueror file manager window consists <strong>of</strong> the following elements:<br />

Menu Bar<br />

The menu bar holds menu items for actions like copying, moving, or deleting files,<br />

changing views, starting additional tools, defining your settings, and getting help.<br />

Toolbar<br />

The toolbar provides quick access to frequently used functions that can also be<br />

accessed via the menu. If you hover the pointer over an icon, a short description is<br />

displayed. To the right, the toolbar features the Konqueror icon, which is animated<br />

while a directory or Web page is loaded.<br />

Location Bar<br />

The location bar shows the path to your directory or file in your file system. You<br />

can enter a path to a directory directly by typing it in or by clicking one <strong>of</strong> the directories<br />

in the display field. Delete the contents <strong>of</strong> the line by clicking the black<br />

symbol with a white X located left <strong>of</strong> the location bar. After typing an address,<br />

press Enter or click Go to the right <strong>of</strong> the input line.<br />

Unlike a Windows operating system, Linux does not use drive letters. In Windows,<br />

you would address the floppy drive as A:\, Windows system data is under C:\,<br />

and so on. In Linux, all files and directories are located in a tree-like structure. The<br />

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