Notice that the Command Prompt begins with our current location. We can navigate and work with items using commands instead of by clicking and dragging using our mouse. Now we're looking at a text-based view of our hard drive. You might look under All Applications, and then inside, Accessories, in order to find the Command Prompt. Now if you're using an older version of Windows, it was often stored in the Accessories directory. We're going to open Command Prompt up and that'll launch the program for us. You click on Windows System, it will open up and you'll see a choice here at the very top for Command Prompt, right here. You want to scroll down to the very bottom of the list and you want to look for Windows System. Once you choose All Apps, you should get a list of all the apps on your system. You want to go to the Windows Start menu, and from here you can choose All Apps. To do that, we'll need to use a command line application called Command Prompt. As developers, we're going to need to work with the command line, the part of Windows that's behind the graphical user interface that you usually use.
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