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To further explain: List the current directory's contents (either one): ls ls List the root directory's contents (wherever you are):
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I am on Windows 10 What I am trying to do is load Adobe Dreamweaver extensions via the command line on Windows I want to navigate to C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Adobe Extension Manager CSx\\ I am foll
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