DATA D drive?

[Guest Vince65]

Rick Rogers708787 Wrote:

 

> Hi David,

 

>

 

> D: is simply storage space. Think of it as having two bookshelves

 

> instead of

 

> one to store books on. Create folders as desired on it to store files of

 

> your choosing. If desired, you can also remap things like your User

 

> Documents files to automatically go there (just right click the folder,

 

> choose properties and check the location tab).

 

>

 

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> Best of Luck,

 

>

 

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> "david boylan" wrote in message

 

> news:611a51a51c3bc0958c9e5b2367acaaa3@xxxxxx-gateway.com...> > >

 

> > >

 

> > > Hi could somebody explain how i use my DATA D drive . When i open MY

 

> > > Computer i have a Acer C drive with 69.7 GB and a DATA D with the same

 

> > > GB , it may seem a stupid question but i don't have a good knowledge

 

> > of

 

> > > computers

 

> > >

 

> > > Cheers Dave

 

> > >

 

> > >

 

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> > > david boylan > >

 

 

 

 

 

My C: drive was almost full, so i decided to put my pictures into the D:

 

drive to free up space and maybe speed up things.Now the Pictures folder

 

has been replaced with Data (D:) in the start menu,and I can no longer

 

import pics from a camera or memory card.However i can open a folder to

 

view pics then move to other folders (documents for instance)...but I

 

want my Pictures folder back.Also when I open Data (D:) there are two

 

picture folders there in the favourite links menu, which I don't

 

like.They both link to the same pic files.I wish I'd never bothered.

 

 

 

 

 

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Vince65