I think he means the following: Say you have a folder in your home directory called 'parent', which contains the folders 'child1', 'child2' and 'child3', and you're in folder 'parent'. In the navigation bar you'll see something like > home > parent Now in Vista/7, you can press a little arrow next to the 'parent' button in the navigation bar, which will give you a popup menu listing the folders 'child1', 'child2' and 'child3'. In other words: you can directly navigate to a subfolder via the navigation bar. In Nautilus, you have to doubleclick on a folder in the main view to achieve the same result.
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