Hi all, I just figured out from an article I read on the internet how to create new libraries in Windows 7, and the same thing will most definitely apply to me in Windows 8 for the file history feature which I learned from the building Windows 8 blog, that it only backs up files located on the system drive/partition by default, but I follow the best practice (which I would recommend to anyone) of not saving my documents and music and other things on the system drive, instead using a dedicated data partition. The problem here is that those files would not be created in a library by default, so the only way I have discovered to create a library accessibly is to enter Windows Explorer, back out of the computer folder, click libraries, right-click new, and then click library. Then I have to enter the name, and in a separate step, I have to right-click that library, and then go to properties, include a folder. Is there a quicker way of doing this using Window-Eyes? The article I read seemed like the steps were much fewer. Maybe I'm missing the F6 toggle in Windows Explorer? And as I write this, I see that the F6 toggle brings you sort of around the horn, and you'll eventually hit the libraries folder under recent places, but what if I hadn't taken the long route down there before? Well anyway, any feedback is much appreciated.
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