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It tells you all the commands you need, then just go around the file system
is that in the basement?
[edit: found it]
I really can't figure it out. Do you just type: cd <'Logbook'> any type of variation because that's not working. Unless it's dumb enough, it's all computer code jargon that i can't understand.
If it's anything like a command window on a PC I'd be looking at typing
DIR
that should list all Files & Directories you are able to access from your current location within the directory structure.
If you notice anything resembling what you're looking for try
CD
that will "Change Directory"
Directories are basically like a folder on windows.
After CD you do a space and type the name of the thing you want to look in from what you see in the list after you've typed DIR.
If you want to go back 1 Folder / Directory type..
CD..
Personally I'd go to the absolute beginning by typing..
CD\
This would take me to the beginning of the directory structure so I would be in no doubt that the next thing I typed would search absolutely everywhere on the computer with..
DIR *book* /s
Then keep my fingers crossed as the computer starts checking everywhere for anything with "book" in its name.
* is a wildcard and /s means search subdirectories too
If it finds anything then use the CD commands to navigate to where it's located.
As I say I'm only presuming the server is a DOS windows PC based operating system.
*Just 4 Laffs..*
If it's Linux Based then errr.
Try typing random stuff but don't forget to add SUDO everywhere.
More of a CD..
can you type help and post a screenshot.?
after cd ..
The start line will change from user/admin/desktop> to user/admin>
1. To open a Folder type: cd then name of folder
2. to check what's inside: dir
3. then repeat
The filename should be exactly how it showed up. No capital letters