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BillW50
In Gordon typed on Wed, 7 Oct 2009 21:45:37 +0100:
The Administrator doesn't have permission to delete stuff in say the
Application Data or the User folders. That isn't very nice. I don't know
about you, but advanced users shouldn't be treated like newbies and are
blocked from maintaining their own systems.
I believe Microsoft is going the wrong way with its software
(applications and OS). As if you make everything dummy proof, only a
dummy will want to use it.
I did! So I have two My Documents. One is a larger one which holds tons
of things I rarely use or need. And the other smaller one which holds
all of my most used documents that is shared among many of my computers.
Eh? What do you mean by that?
The Administrator doesn't have permission to delete stuff in say the
Application Data or the User folders. That isn't very nice. I don't know
about you, but advanced users shouldn't be treated like newbies and are
blocked from maintaining their own systems.
I believe Microsoft is going the wrong way with its software
(applications and OS). As if you make everything dummy proof, only a
dummy will want to use it.
Then make a new Library to show the other.
I did! So I have two My Documents. One is a larger one which holds tons
of things I rarely use or need. And the other smaller one which holds
all of my most used documents that is shared among many of my computers.