Access Windows 7 folders as done in XP
I would like to customize Windows 7 professional for my users, so that they can access My Document and other folders, the same way that it is done in Windows XP. How can I do this?
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The folder structure in Windows 7 is different than that of XP. Is there a way to access the My Documents folder (for example) the same way, as is done in XP?
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In Windows 7, if you click on Documents (in Windows Explorer), you get 2 sub-folders named "My Documents" and "Public Documents." Saving files to the documents folder and managing them, gets a bit complex sometimes.
The Pictures, Music and Videos folders are the same way. I would like to the able to access (or save files to) these folders in Windows 7, the same way they are accessed in Windows XP.
The Pictures, Music and Videos folders are the same way. I would like to the able to access (or save files to) these folders in Windows 7, the same way they are accessed in Windows XP.
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You are looking at the library Documents not the users documents where the shortcut is as shown above
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For a listing of XP, Vista, Windows 7 user profile folder names, please see "Where do I find common folders in Windows 7?"
http://windows.microsoft.c
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If you want to create a shortcut on the desktop then just right click on the desktop and enable the icon