At 02:19 AM 10/25/2005, Rick Glazier typed:
Sorry if I missed the fact you moved stuff around...
(I came into this late, and from one particular reply...)
I based my answer on the default installation type
and what you would see if nothing was moved...
I ASS-U-MEd that when you said XP put it there.... (ETC.)
Then everyone missed it especially in light of the fact this was written
At 02:09 PM 10/24/2005, Marc Sims typed:
No Windows XP Setup created the C:\My Documents folder when XP was installed.
and this
At 05:58 PM 10/24/2005, Marc Sims typed:
If your running Windows XP open Windows Explorer and look at
left in the Folder pane at the near the very top under the object Desktop.
C:\My Documents should be there.
When there is NO ====== C:\ ======== in front of "My Documents"
in the left hand pane.
It's so sad to see such a young person cleaves to an idea that is so
incorrect but it's yet another thing that person to insist that they
are correct when it's only been pointed out several times that they
are not. These kinds of comments I'd expect to see from a nOOb such
as the time my S-I-L told me that she built an AMD Celeron system.
It's no wonder support people treat everyone that calls in as idiots.
I know I don't care to be treated as an idiot on those rare times
that I have to call in to tech support. Click Start then click run
then click Cmd then ........... Oh plaaaaaaaease talk to me like a
person & not a stupid machine.
Yes, you are correct that when a folder is moved the
"Create date" changes.
That's because what actually happens is the folder is deleted &
recreated. I'm glad a valid point was raised somewhere in this thread
even tho it was to cover up an obvious error.
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Wayne D. Johnson
Ashland, OH, USA 44805
<http://www.wavijo.com>
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