In This Chapter Naming files for the Web Listing information about files Showing who has permission to use files Duplicating a file Erasing a file Renaming a file Looking at what’s in a file Printing a text file Giving a file to someone else A file is a bunch of information stored together, such as a letter to your mom or a database of customer invoices. Every file has a name. You end up with tons of them.
This chapter explains how to work with files, including getting rid of the ones you no longer want.
As a reminder, you must log in (as described in Chapter 1) before you can do any of the nifty things we talk about in this chapter. When you see the UNIX prompt (% or $ ), you’re ready to rock and roll.