Dood,
all ya gotta do to get it back is hit Start click "My
Documents" drag it onto your desktop.....should put the
folder right back on there. If for some reason you don't
have it on your start page. On the desktop, open my
computer> double click your C: drive...(or main drive) in
there should be a "my documents" folder just drag and drop
it onto your desktop.
If it is going to be that simple then why not right click
on the Desktop, select Properties, select the Desktop
Tab, and then select Customize Desktop. At the top there
are options to put a shortcut of "My Documents" onto the
Desktop.
It depends on the operating system Cntrysky, we don't know if he is running
Windows 2000 or XP. Lets find that out first, then we can take the next
step.
CntrySky
That is also another solution, I just overlooked it. As
you know microsoft has their own little ways to do
things... these are just a few ways to get to the same
solution.
Matt
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