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What does the phrase "baja archivos" mean?

What does the phrase "baja archivos" mean?

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I ran across this and don't really understand it. Muchas gracias.

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updated Mar 14, 2011
posted by profek
As in download files? Ay Diós mío. - profek, Mar 13, 2011

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Literally it means "lower files", but it means "sweep under the rug".

updated Mar 14, 2011
posted by lorenzo9
that sounds right! I've just never heard it. :) - 0066c384, Mar 13, 2011
Really interesting! - profek, Mar 13, 2011
I disagree with this flag. The answer is wrong, but it is hardly offensive. Please do not abuse the flag tool! - Gekkosan, Mar 13, 2011
I guess some people are easily offended :) - lorenzo9, Mar 14, 2011
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Bajar Archivos. Bajar=Download. follow this link1 and link2.

updated Mar 13, 2011
posted by tevbekar
Strange to miss something that really makes sense. It was the problem of missing context, I guess. Thanks all!!!! - profek, Mar 13, 2011
This is the correct answer. - Gekkosan, Mar 13, 2011
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profek, you probably need to provide additonal context to properly understand this phrase. Literally, it means "under/below/low files/records/archives". It could refer to physical files, computer files, archivals, etc.

Thats my guess.

updated Mar 14, 2011
edited by 0066c384
posted by 0066c384
The context IS really the issue. It appears at the top of a list of seemingly unrelated terms. Maybe it's an error? Thanks! - profek, Mar 13, 2011
bajar is a verb too: if it were being used in the adjective form it would have to be "bajos" - lorenzo9, Mar 13, 2011
yes, I see that now. :) - 0066c384, Mar 13, 2011