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Originally Posted by Kaimetsu
"opening" folders is only meaningful in certain programs, such as explorer.
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Ok.
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Originally Posted by Trevor
You are a bit confused on the way filesystems work. When you access a file, you aren't actually opening each folder in the directory tree to get to it. You are directly accessing that file. You just have to tell the computer where to find it.
For an example open up your local terminal (or whatever it is called on Windows), and do a cd $path. You will notice for all values of $path that the execution time will be the same (try a really deep path and see).
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Thank you for getting to the point, teaching me something in the process, all without posting short answers in which extracting information is like pulling teeth. Kudos.
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Originally Posted by HoudiniMan
Like anybody remembers the DOS change directory command or it's usage besides us two :P
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I do! Also, I remember del *.*, dir/p, and win(or exit). Also, open for text files. I need to know these things to play all my pirated DOS games.