A directory within another directory. Also called a 'child directory'. The directory that the subdirectory is in, is called the parent directory.
directory that resides in or is "below" another directory. For example, a directory called "Personal" in the "Documents" directory.
A division in the way that a computer organizes information. The drawer of a file cabinet is analogous to a directory; it is a space where one keeps folders. In this analogy, each of these folders would be a subdirectory. Subdirectories contain many different files (and sometimes other subdirectories); for instance, if you had a directory on you computer called "teaching documents," it might contain subdirectories like "lecture notes," "class lists," or "handouts." Within the subdirectory "lecture notes," you might have files for each day of class that contain your detailed notes. Directories contain subdirectories, and subdirectories contain files.
A directory that is located in, or anywhere on a path below, another directory, which is then called its parent directory. Sometimes called child directory.
A directory within a directory. Also called a folder within a folder.
a child directory to the parent directory just above it in the hierarchy
a directory that is logically located under another directory
a location within a directory
a subdivision of another directory (think of it like a folder in Windows or Mac OS)
Any directory that is not the root directory on a disk can be called a subdirectory.
A directory that resides within another directory. Every directory except the root directory is a subdirectory.
A directory that descends from another directory.
A directory within a directory. See also Section 1.16 and Section 7.7.
A directory contained in another directory. All directories are subdirectories of the next hiher level directory all the way up to the root directory.
This is a directory within a directory.
A disk directory that is stored in another directory. (7/96)
A directory within a directory. See also articles 1.21 and 4.7.
A directory contained within another directory (sometimes called the parent directory). In graphical user interface applications, this may be called a subfolder.
A directory that resides in another directory in the file system hierarchy.
A directory within another directory. Subdirectories may themselves contain subdirectories. C:\first shows that the root directory, "C", has a subdirectory within it called "first" ; C:\first\second shows the same thing and that the subdirectory first has a subdirectory "second" within it.
A directory listed inside another directory. The first or main directory is sometimes called the parent directory since it was created first.
A directory that is contained within another directory is sometimes referred to as a subdirectory.
A directory within another directory. TUV
A directory contained within another directory in a file system hierarchy.
A directory located within another directory (called the Parent directory). The ROOT directory (C:\, A:\, or B:\) is the only directory which is not also a subdirectory.
An area on a hard disk that contains a related set of files; on IBM PC or compatibles, a level below another directory. On Macintoshes, subdirectories are referred to as folders.
A directory that is listed in another directory.