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Most of
the work that you do on the computer will involve files in some
way. This means that you need some way of managing your files; moving
them to different directories, renaming and deleting them. To accomplish
all of these file management tasks the GNOME comes with File Manager.
To launch
the File Manager you simply click the Main Menu Button and select
File Manager. The most prominent icon you see in the File Manager
looks like a manila folder (much like you would store in a file
cabinet). These icons are directories (called folders in the File
Manager) where files and subfolders are stored. The icons contained
in the folders can vary in appearance. Some are for applications
that will launch when double-clicked, others are for files (such
as text or document files) that will launch an associated application
when double-clicked. For example when you double-click a text file
the text editor application will be launched and open the file you
double-clicked.
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