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Explorer: Organise Your Data with Libraries

When you save files to different locations on your PC’s hard drive, it is easy to quickly lose track of things, as your documents get spread out in nested subfolders. This makes the process of looking for a document or file that you need difficult. Windows solves this problem with Libraries, virtual folders that can collect together a single type of data or a range of different types, regardless of where they are stored on your hard drive. In this article, we’ll show you how to manage your data using the built-in Library feature, so that regardless of where a particular file is stored you will be able to quickly access it when needed.

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