Basics-of-command-line-navigation.md

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 The Anaconda prompt will look something like this:
 
-![prompt1](uploads/0a3d6e7cb79570d37d930abe3c7a789d/prompt1.JPG)
+![prompt1](images/basics-and-install/prompt1.JPG)
 
 In parentheses you see the active Anaconda environment. (base) is the default and -- unless you have created multiple environments yourself -- the only one. 
 It is followed by the current location in the directory. 
 
 To list the contents of the current folder, type `dir` and press enter:
 
-![prompt2](uploads/6de191051a52c00bd02017a7647e630f/prompt2.JPG)
+![prompt2](images/basics-and-install/prompt2.JPG)
 
 To navigate to a subfolder type `cd` (for change directory) followed by the name of the subfolder:
 
-![prompt3](uploads/546b7390885a3948820499f9ebe7d6f4/prompt3.JPG)
+![prompt3](images/basics-and-install/prompt3.JPG)
 
 You can move through multiple levels by typing a backslash `\` between the names of the folders:
 
-![prompt4](uploads/91f8e02931483549546aa95a47090aea/prompt4.JPG)
+![prompt4](images/basics-and-install/prompt4.JPG)
 
 `cd ..` navigates to the parent directory. The two fullstops indicate one level "up" and can be combined to move through more than one levels:
 
-![prompt5](uploads/c49f21d5cd8002fc3ebabe45e58c62ce/prompt5.JPG)
+![prompt5](images/basics-and-install/prompt5.JPG)