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Dave #1
Program files in "My Documents" folder?
I installed Windows XP Home Edition as an upgrade from
98SE. It has put a bunch of "program files" in the "My
Documents" folder. Do they belong there or somewhere
else? For example, it includes "wordpad.exe".
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Ken Blake #2 Re: Program files in "My Documents" folder?
"Dave" <DaveA@LincStrat.com> wrote in message
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> I installed Windows XP Home Edition as an upgrade from
> 98SE. It has put a bunch of "program files" in the "My
> Documents" folder. Do they belong there or somewhere
> else? For example, it includes "wordpad.exe".
No, that's a very unusual location for Wordpad. It's normally in
C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Accessories\
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