TestOut PC Pro: 11.2 Manage Files on Windows

Which edit command is used to load file(s) in read-only mode?

The R attribute marks the file as read-only meaning that the file cannot be altered by subsequent users.

What functions does the cd .. command provide?

The cd .. command changes the current directory to the immediate parent directory (moves up one directory level).

What are the main differences between the copy command and the xcopy command?

While the copy command copies files from one location to another, the xcopy command copies files and directory trees.

How do you repeat a command by causing the most recent command to appear at the command prompt?

You can repeat a command by pressing the Up arrow key at the command prompt. This will cause the most recent command to appear.

Which dir command can you use to display only files that are not read-only?

Use - to show files without an attribute. For example, dir /a-r shows files that are not read only.

When using the command window in Windows, how can you cause the output of a command to list one screen at a time?

Adding | more after a command will cause the output to list one screen at a time.

Which command removes subdirectories and files in the current directory?

rd /s removes subdirectories in addition to files in the current directory.