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directory tree

In computing, collective name for a directory and all its subdirectories.



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Users can also appear under various objects at different positions in the directory tree making organizational grouping virtually unlimited.
Enterprise IM-ing: once a neat pop-up window for casual conversation, ... by Raphael, Louis / Computer Technology Review
For the user, the tight WebDAV integration means that Tamino appears as a normal directory or directory tree, and acts as a transparent and flexible Internet file system that also provides versioning capabilities.
Software AG's Tamino Provides Enterprise Level Management of ... by Business Wire
The feature is supported by mount points, for example, which allow one volume's directory tree to seamlessly exist within another volume's directory structure.
Open-file solutions: choosing the best package for your enterprise. ... by Nelson, April / Computer Technology Review
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