RE: ntfs, fat32, partitioning

["Brian Henderson" brian-henderson@xxxxxxxx]

At the place where you see the ability to change the My Documents location, you'll find that it's a drop-down containing a list of
many system folders that can be moved.

The one I always change is My Documents...to someplace otherwise easy to find...it's way too buried
for my taste.

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> Godfrey
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> Subject: Re: ntfs, fat32, partitioning
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> Brian Henderson wrote:
> >
> >
> > Tweakui (http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx)
> >
> > One of the things that you can do with this tiny app is change where the OS considers the "Program Files" folder to be.
> > Making the change won't effect anything already installed in the original place.
> > Tweakui just tells the registry there's a new default folder. Then everything will be channeled there afterwards.
>
> Very interesting. I use the W98 versions for several things (e.g.,
> automatic logon on PCs that no one but me ever uses), but I don't
> think moving Program Files is covered. Moving My Documents is, but it
> just duplicates the folder: there's a My Documents on E:\, but so is
> there one on C: And anyway, having My Documents just adds another
> layer to my data drive (which gets nested 5 and 6 deep in some cases).
> Who needs it?
> --
> Patricia M. Godfrey
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