Formatting for Folder Names

To use backslashes (\) in folder names, the following formatting rules apply:

• A single backslash (\) is a folder delimiter that indicates a new subfolder. For example, folderA\folderB creates a folder called folderB as a subfolder of folderA.
• A double backslash (\\) indicates that the folder name contains one or more backslashs. For example, folderA\\folderB creates a folder called \folderB as a subfolder of folderA. Also, folderA\\\\folderB creates a folder called \\folderB as a subfolder of folderA.