Win7 flagship system library feature files can only be handled like this.

The concept of the Windows 7 flagship introduction to storage is not a traditional folder for storing user files, but it also has the ability to quickly find the files you need on your computer. In the Windows XP era, the main form of file management is the user's personal will, in the form of folders as the basis of classification for storage, and then by file type refinement. However, with the increase of the number and type of files, and the uncertainty of user behavior, the original file management methods often cause file storage confusion, duplication of files and so on, and can not meet the actual needs of users. In Windows 7 (Win 7), because of the introduction of the "library", file management is more convenient, you can add local or LAN files to the "library", the file collection. "Library" can be the most commonly used folders to the top, but also the messy folder to combine organically.

The commonly used working folder, receive folder or download folder, etc. often need to modify and read and write folders are added to the library, such as "Work Library", "Download Library" and so on, so you can reduce the habit of file chaos. Click the Library icon on the taskbar to bring up the library, click "New Library" on the navigation bar, and name the new library based on the function of the library. For example, the library used to hold working documents is named "Working document library," and the appropriate resource folder is added. Right-click, select Properties from the shortcut menu, and then pop up the Properties dialog box, click the Include Folder button, add the folders that are related to the work document in your computer in the dialog box that pops up, and then you can complete the add operation. If you need to add multiple locations, you can follow similar steps to continue adding.

After the folder is added, you can see that only one of the locations is ticked, which means that the location is the default save location for such resources. Depending on your needs, it is a good idea to relocate the default repository of your system to where you frequently save resources, and then click the Set Save Location button.

Follow similar steps to reposition the default location for a resource pool such as pictures, music, and so on. When added, the system automatically indexes the location of the added resource in the background, the time and intensity of the index establishment, depending on the level of computer resources the foreground occupies and the amount of resources.

In simple terms, a file library can bring together all the files and folders we need, just like a Web page favorites, by clicking the links in the library, you can quickly open the folders that are added to the library--regardless of where they were originally located on the local computer or LAN. In addition, they are automatically updated as the original folder changes, and can exist in the file library in the form of the same name.