'File information' presentation slideshows

Unix Files and Operations

Barry Britt, System Support Group Department of Computer Science Iowa State University. Unix Files and Operations. Statement: In UNIX (Linux), everything is a ________. FILE. mv ? Move or Rename a file cp ? Copy file to a new location mkdir ? Create a new folder

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5 : Archiving & Preservation

Mark Sullivan Digital Library of the Caribbean. 5 : Archiving & Preservation. Archiving and Preservation of Digital Projects. Digitization: One Puzzle Piece. Digitization is one piece of a digital preservation plan, but only one piece

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The AFS Client on Windows

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Facility Protection Program

Facility Protection Program. MODULE 4 REPORT WRITING. Facility Protection Program. MATERIALS TO HAVE Recommend the following: Computer with MS Word & MS Excel Written Notes Photo files Building diagrams / drawings. Facility Protection Program. FILE INFORMATION & SAFEGUARDING

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OS Components and Structure

OS Components and Structure. March 31, 2000 Instructor: Gary Kimura Slides courtesy of Hank Levy. Week in Review. Purpose of an OS Hardware support for an OS Next the 60,000 foot view of an OS. OS Structure.

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Word Processing

Word Processing. Objectives. Revise: Using data from existing files Using lists and tables Automating processes Widows and orphans. Using data from existing files. All of these file types can be opened in Word: .txt (text file: no formatting)

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Dave Scott dascott@state.pa 717-772-5214 paplants.state.pa

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WinAFS Symlink s

WinAFS Symlink s. Reparse Points and Volumes. AFS name space managed as mini-file systems (aka Volumes) AFS Mount Points are the equivalent of NTFS Junctions and DFS Referrals which are stored and exposed as via Reparse Points. What are Reparse Points?.

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A Stepwise Modeling Approach for Individual Media Semantics

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MANAGING USERS

MANAGING USERS. User. Under Linux, every file and program must be owned by a user. Each user has a unique identifier called a user ID (UID). Each user must also belong to at least one group, a collection of users established by the system administrator. Normal User----Root User. Group.

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Binary Sprite Designer

Binary Sprite Designer. Instructions Drag the 1s or 0s onto the grid to make an 8 x 8 sprite. If you want to make a change, just drag another square over the top. Sum each row to find the denary number for the file information Type the answer in the ? box. 128. 64. 32. 16. 8. 4. 2.

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