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Amy Ledford <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 2 Oct 2005 18:35:49 -0700
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Hi Carol,

I don't "think" that the other folder would also be
deleted, so what I would suggest, is to copy all of
the pics to an entirely different folder...just in
case.

Thanks, Amy L.


--- Carol <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I'm the one with the problem of not being able to
> find pics I'd saved in a
> particular folder.   The problem is that I have two
> folders by the name of
> My
> Pictures.  (I know not how, as I never created two.)
>  One of them is under
> C:  and the other one is under My Documents.  What
> was happening is when I
> saved them, they went into the one under the C:, and
> when I tried to upload
> them later, the default was taking me to the My
> Pictures in My Docs, so of
> course they were not there.
>
> What I'm planning, is to move the new pics from My
> Pictures under C:  to the
> My
> Pictures under My Docs, and then delete the folder
> under C:.  Is there any
> chance both My Pictures folders could be deleted, if
> I delete one of them?
> Carol Hanson
>
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