20. Add A Library
One of the big changes in Windows 7 is it's use of special
folders called Libraries. By default Windows 7 has four basic
libraries, these are Documents, Music, Pictures and Video.
In themselves libraries actually don't store items; they act
like virtual libraries monitoring folders that contain a user's
items and, as these libraries are indexed automatically, the user
can expect a faster and more meaningful search of the library
contents.
Adding additional libraries is simple, just follow these steps.
- Click the Start button.
- On the Start menu, Click All Programs followed by
Accessories and finally Windows Explorer.
- In Windows Explorer, Click on the Libraries header in the
left hand pane of the Windows Explorer window.
- The Libraries window should now be displayed.
- In the Libraries window, Right Click on a vacant area of
the Window and, from the drop down menu, Select New followed
by Library.
- You now need to name the folder by Clicking in the
dialogue box and typing a relevant name.
- If you want to add specific folders to your new Library
then Right Click on the library and Click on
Properties.
- In the Properties window, Click the
Include a folder
option and then select the folder you wish to add to this
library.