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| Starts a program or opens a folder. You can type a name or path or |
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Finding Things
Terminal Server offers several ways to access files and folders. My Computer, Network Neighborhood, and Find were described in the preceding section. Windows NT Explorer, which you access from Start > Programs, gives a different view.
Figure 2-3 Windows NT Explorer Window
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