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Subdirectories

Sudirectories are very helpful for organizing files. A set of files that have a single

purpose (for example, all the external documentation files for a system) can be grouped together into a subdirectory.

To associate a subdirectory with a filename, simply include the desired subdirectory as part of the name of the file. Subdirectories are specified after the device name and

before the simple filename. The first subdirectory should be between less-than and

greater-than signs (angle brackets) < >, with nested subdirectory names only followed by a greater than sign >. For example:

{DSK}<Directory>SubDirectory>SubSubDirectory>...>filename

or use the UNIX convention:

{DSK}/Directory/Subdirectory/Subsubdirectory/filename

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