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A hierarchical file system is structured from discrete levels, beginning at a root and branching to its component parts. This type of file system is often called a tree-structured file system. The beginning or root directory can have any number of subdirectories directly connected to it. Each subdirectory in turn can have other subdirectories. MS-DOS and UNIX are operating systems with hierarchical file systems.)|LAN_WK5|LAN_DEF.WPD Highlight||Evidenziare||LAN_WK5|STREAM, 4/1/96, NL Hint||Suggerimento|A property associated with an X window that may be acted upon or ignored by the window manager.|LAN_WK5|LAN_DEF.WPD Hold||Trattenere||LAN_WK5|STREAM, 4/1/96, NL Home Directory||Directory personale||LAN_WK5|STREAM, 4/1/96, NL Host||Host|The computer and operating system upon which an X application runs.|LAN_WK5|LAN_DEF.WPD Host Code Page||Pagina di codici dell'host|(prog