Herman Labuschagne wrote:
This is because Windows XP employs the PC's username as part of the file
name. For example: My home PC's file path reads: C:\Documents and
Settings\Herman H\My Documents\My Pictures and my laptop file path to the
identical folder, reads: C:\Documents and Settings\Herman L\My Documents\My
Pictures .
Note that the difference lies in the middle: You can see that the two
different machines have different assigned subdirectories: "Herman H" which
stands for "Herman's home PC" and the other one, "Herman L" which implies:
"Herman's Laptop."
Alternatively... *Don't* keep your pictures in your userspace. Put them
in the same fixed place on both machines. Create a directory on both
machines under the root of a drive called 'My Pictures'. Store all your
stuff in and below there. Let Legacy know where they are.
--
Regards,
Mike Fry
Johannesburg.
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