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On Sep 28, 6:44*pm, "J. Clarke" > wrote:
> In article <ad0a8209-f89c-443c-aea5-7866bbf85640 > @w4g2000vbh.googlegroups.com>, says... > > > > > > > > > On Sep 28, 3:30*pm, jack > wrote: > > > > Apparently you have. Once upon a time disks were organized in > > > directories. That was before M$ decided that 'directory' was too > > > difficult a concept for their poor users, and changed it into 'folder'. > > > > Maybe it was a good thing though; anybody who starts talking about > > > 'folders' gets automatically classified as a 'Default User, no clue about > > > computers'. > > > I don't give a crap whether they're called directories or folders. *I > > do > > care passionately that they assume that you want to organize yourself > > into "My Documents", "My Pictures", "My Music", etc., like some sort > > of child. *"My Toys". *"My Room". > > So what default nomenclature would you have used? None. Let each user figure out for him/herself how they prefer to organize things. Make it easier to configure applications to follow that organization. Cindy Hamilton |
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