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the windows explorer window is divided into parts 2 3 4

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Answered by joshimleena

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The windows explorer window is separated into two parts, the left and the right-hand sides. The left-hand side pane shows the system folders (i.e. desktop) and sub-folders, whilst to the right-hand window, we can see/view the contents of the selected folders.

Answered by shrutisharma07

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Each Explorer window includes the following elements:

Each Explorer window includes the following elements:Toolbar. Use to access frequently used commands, known as the Quick Access Toolbar.

Each Explorer window includes the following elements:Toolbar. Use to access frequently used commands, known as the Quick Access Toolbar.Ribbon. ...

Each Explorer window includes the following elements:Toolbar. Use to access frequently used commands, known as the Quick Access Toolbar.Ribbon. ...Back, Forward, and Up buttons. ...

Each Explorer window includes the following elements:Toolbar. Use to access frequently used commands, known as the Quick Access Toolbar.Ribbon. ...Back, Forward, and Up buttons. ...Address bar. ...

Each Explorer window includes the following elements:Toolbar. Use to access frequently used commands, known as the Quick Access Toolbar.Ribbon. ...Back, Forward, and Up buttons. ...Address bar. ...Search box. ...

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