Stuff like My Computer and My Network Places you have to add manually while filling the treeview, as you cannot scan recursively through drives/directories to find them. Mapped network drives can be added as drives, and you can use the FileScriptingObject to determine the type of drive they are and so apply the correct icon (by using the shell to determine the default icon for the specific type of drive). My Documents is a type of "special folder" that is different for each user, so you'll have to add the tree view item and icon manually in your code, determine which user is logged in, then locate the path within Documents and Settings that applies to that particular user's My Documents folder, and remember to open that path when the item is activated. As far as determining attached saved network connections to add to the My Network Places folder, you'll probably have to use the shell for that too. Unless you really want to, I'd download a control or use the Open Directory dialog to do what you want to do, as it gets a little intensive programmatically
