Red Flag asianux Server 3 User's Guide: Working in Resource Manager

5.3.1 Create a new file

When you select the appropriate directory in the tree list of explorer, and right-click in the margin of the right window area, a shortcut menu appears in the following illustration, indicating that you can create a new directory or file in the current directory.

Create a new file or folder

Select new → folder, and explorer prompts http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18678.html "> user input will create the name of the folder, enter and confirm the creation of the new directory."

You can also easily create a new text file or HTML file. Like a new folder, the Resource Manager prompts the user for the name of the file that will be created, and then completes the creation of the new file as soon as it is entered and determined.

5.3.2 File Selection

Click the file or directory with the mouse to select the file, if you want to select more than one file or directory, you can use the <Shift> or <Ctrl> keys, using the following:

<shift>: Select all files or directories within a contiguous range.

<Ctrl>: Select multiple dispersed files or directories.

In addition, there are other common file selection shortcuts:

<ctrl+a>: All selected <ctrl+u>: All unselected <ctrl+shift+*>: Reverse Selection

5.3.3 file, directory move, copy, and link

Drag and drop mode

Select the file you want to move or copy in the source directory; Drag the selected file icon to the desktop or to the target directory of another Explorer window; The system will display a menu that requires the user to confirm the move, copy, or link operation, and click the appropriate option to complete.

Move, copy, and link by dragging

Menu mode

Select the file you want to move or copy in the source directory; Click the right mouse button and select Cut or Copy from the pop-up menu (or select Cut or Copy on the Edit menu); Move the work path to the target directory, right-click to open the shortcut menu, select the Paste item, or edit menu, select Paste Item.

A linked file provides a shortcut to the source file that does not save the contents of the original file, but any updates to the source file are reflected in the linked file.