subfolder
- noun
- /ˈsʌbˌfoʊldər/
- The photo management software automatically creates a subfolder for every event to keep your pictures organized.
- folders and subfolders
- files and subfolders
I heard at least six years ago that it's more efficient to let your emails sync than to archive them into subfolders in your in your Gmail.
- I heard at least six years ago that it's more efficient to let your emails sync than to archive them into subfolders in your in your Gmail.
Examples
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In the project directory, I organized all the documents into a main folder with several subfolders for each category.
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And of course, you have the same ability to create your own folders and subfolders.
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Press OK, include subfolders and click Next.
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The files will be in a subfolder named "files000."
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This will carry out an instant search that will include all subfolders.
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If you're a student, you might organize homework and notes from each class into subfolders.
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Then create all the folders from the PST as subfolders underneath.
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In HotDoc, you can easily create folders and subfolders, and then transfer certain files to that folder.
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Capture One generates subfolders in all the folders you are using to hold the adjustments and the previews.
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Finally, there is Binder, which offers you the option of creating multiple virtual notebooks that you can organize with significant detail in folders and subfolders.
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Synonyms
A folder on a computer that holds files and other folders
A folder inside another folder on a computer to keep files organized
An informal short name for a folder on a computer
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Etymology
The word subfolder comes from sub- meaning 'under' and folder, a place for papers or computer files; like a submarine that goes under water, a subfolder sits under a main folder, so it is a smaller folder inside another folder.