I have no experience with Windows 7, but it should be the .mnemosyne directory
(mind the dot) in the directory where Python expands the home directory ("~"
under Linux).
Under XP, it's C:\Documents and settings\Anthony\.mnemosyne
A disk search should also reveal it.
Cheers,
Peter
> Where is the mnemosyne directory in Windows 7? I need to back it up.
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