folder
folder
Definition
folder (fōl′dər)
noun
- a person or thing that folds
- a sheet of cardboard or heavy paper folded for holding loose papers, as in a file
- ☆ a circular with one or more folds, each section of which is a separate printed page
folder
Synonyms
folder
n.
folder
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- delete: Please note that any messages in a deleted folder will also be deleted.
- rename: Using folders Clicking on the organize folders button enables you to create a new folder, delete or rename folders.
- select: Select the folder called Documents from the Where menu.
- create: We can create a new folder in which to save our letter.
- clip: Did you know that if you were a registered user you could add this article to your clipped articles folder?
- synchronize: You can also move and rename a folder in a single action, synchronize two folders, join two files together and so on.
Adjective modifier
- i386: Copy the driver files to the i386 folder of your work folder.
- shared: They will then be prompted to enter the password you assigned them before an icon of your shared folder appears on their desktop.
- A4: The summary notes the pupils make up should be kept in a hard A4 folder or notebook.
- sent: Press the Send button to send the message, a copy will be saved in your Sent Items folder.
- temporary: A Your are viewing the cached copy of the Login page that is stored in your temporary internet folders on your local drive.
- selected: Command + O or Command + Down Arrow Key - Opens the selected folder or volume.
Modifies a noun
- inserter: Our range of folder inserters will cope with volumes from just 100 letters per week up to 100,000 items per month.
- icon: To save a list of words shown, press the shift key and click on the folder icon.
Noun used with modifier
- inbox: For security reasons, it is not recommended to delegate for example the INBOX folder.
- junk: NB: As some of our emails are automated please ensure you also check the junk items folder of your inbox.
- mail: Enter the name of a mail folder in the box provided.
- spam: Please remember to check and clear out your spam folder from regularly.
- public_html: Secure your digital assets by placing them outside the public_html folder thus preventing any direct link exploits.
- sub: Refer to Section 3.4 of the Outlook User Guide to find out how to set up and use sub folders.
