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toolsteelguy
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      30th Apr 2008
I am logged as administrator. I can see the user folders in "my computer"
with the exception of one user. Has my son created some sort of hidden folder
option? If I log in as his ID I can see the files (His) under My documents.
 
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Malke
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      30th Apr 2008
toolsteelguy wrote:

> I am logged as administrator. I can see the user folders in "my computer"
> with the exception of one user. Has my son created some sort of hidden
> folder option? If I log in as his ID I can see the files (His) under My
> documents.


He has probably made his Documents private.

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/bo...ips/040402.asp -
How to make My Documents Private in XP Home
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/undoprivate.htm - Ramesh - How to undo "Make this
folder private" option"

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