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Create a new notebook, add cells containing
@__FILE__and@__DIR__. Then move the file from the default location to a new name and location. For fun, add additional cells containing@__FILE__and@__DIR__. Note that re-running the cells which display the out-of-date results does not cause them to update their results.![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6796478/95547373