>>I can see Microsoft's point but it seems to me to presume a sort of lowest common denominator type of thinking with respoect to user's intelligence.
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>This is where I think you and Tamar are wrong. Regardless of the users expeirence (you say intelligence) the My Documents folder is a time saver and makes your computer easier to use and maintain in nearly every way.
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>I can think of only one disadvantge to a My Documents special folder, and thats security and privacy. Viruses and hackers know where to go first when they wanna wipe you out. In a coporate environment, I don't think this is so much of an issue, in a properly administrated network. At home? Well, MS still has some work to do I think, but if a user wants to keep a document sensitive, they should learn how to do that (and its not all that hard anymore).

I agree with you.

But i can add that for home computer where more than one person
use the same computer, the My Documents folder is good.
Each person has is own My Document and the childrens dont
mess up with the documents of their parents...