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In Ubuntu, mount the windows drive / folder and then save to those folders.
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In Ubuntu, mount the windows drive / folder and then save to those folders.

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Hi,<br />
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I've a dual boot system, Windows 7 with Ubuntu 14.04,. There is only one user in Ubuntu and only one in Windows too.<br />
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How can I point my Ubuntu user's Documents, Downloads, Pictures etc. Folders to the one on Windows 7 User's? So that whatever OS I'm in, I've the same documents / downloads / pics folder when I save / open my files by default?<br />
<br />
Thanks.
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Hi,

I've a dual boot system, Windows 7 with Ubuntu 14.04,. There is only one user in Ubuntu and only one in Windows too.

How can I point my Ubuntu user's Documents, Downloads, Pictures etc. Folders to the one on Windows 7 User's? So that whatever OS I'm in, I've the same documents / downloads / pics folder when I save / open my files by default?

Thanks.

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