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<FONT face="System" color="#ffffff" size="3">   Shell Command</FONT> First take a look at this page to get an overview of what dirctories Puppy has and what are they for: <a href="http://puppylinux.org/wikka/TheFileStructure">File Structure</a>
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Here are some common commands. Yyou can enter them in rxvt, see it's icon on your desktop:<br>
<pre><b>cd dir_name</b>
Change directory
<b>pwd dir_name</b>
Print working directory
<b>mkdir dir_name</b>
Make directory
<b>rmdir dir_name</b>
Remove directory
<b>cp file1 file2</b>
Copy file
<b>find</b>
Find a file</pre>
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Some commands need something else to get them to work: an argument. Some commands, like mkdir (used to create directories), work with only one argument, as in mkdir directory_name. Others, like cp (to copy files), require multiple arguments.<br>
Many programs that comes with puppy can be run from the command line too. For example, typing <b>leafpad</b> will open puppy's text editor<br>
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