Using Directories Directory Structure Understanding Paths A path consists of the directions to a specific file or directory within the directory structure. Paths are used with LOAD, FCOPY, FDELETE, and other file-related commands to identify a particular file. A full path always starts at the root directory and moves through each level until you reach the desired file. In the above example, the path to new_file.v2 starts at the root directory and goes through subdirectory PROGS_2 before arriving at new_file.v2. 1 To specify a path in a command: l Start with the letter of the drive you want to access followed by a colon (":"). l Separate the elements of the path with backslashes ("\").
l Enter the names of the elements exactly as they were created. To load the file big_file.lc, enter the command: LOAD D:\PROGS_2\DATA_1\big_file.lc ↵ eV+Operating System User's Guide, v2.x, 18320-000 Rev A Page 41