Hi, everyone.
As stated in the subject line, I'm using Windows 7 and am having such a 
difficult time accessing My Documents.  On the Desktop is an icon called 
Documents, which brings me into what I'd consider my main Documents 
directory.  Its path seems to be libraries\documents, which is fine. 
But when I want to attach a file, say, to an e-mail from this directory, 
and I choose Browse to look for it, I can't seem to get to this 
directory.  I'd thought that users\owner\documents brought me to the 
right place, but all I see there are my subdirectories, and not the 
single, individual files that are also there.  Actually, in the 
users\owner directory, there doesn't even seem to be a subdirectory 
called Documents, but rather one called My Documents.  And Documents in 
the users\public folder appears to have even fewer subdirectories.  If 
the icon on the Desktop leads to \libraries\documents, where in the 
world is the Libraries directory?  Is it hidden?  I can't understand why 
there are so many different Documents folders, and each one seems to 
have a different number of files/subdirectories in it.  How can I browse 
to what I'm calling my "main" Documents directory in order to access ALL 
of my subdirectories and files?  This is just crazy - or maybe I'm 
missing something very basic here.
Thanks for any help any of you can provide; and I hope I've been at 
least somewhat clear in my explanation of the problem.
Rachel


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