How to make a Folder without name?
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Can't - it must have a name, whether it's "New Folder", "My Documents" or "a".  There needs to be a name to reference it.
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Open folder>\nFile>\nProperties>\nSharing>\nCheck
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you dont you have to put them in the folder you want them in . sorry
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It seems to me that the best way to protect files and folders is to make them private and only accessible on your account. This means that if you do not have an account, you need to create one with a password. Or if you have one but no password, add a password. \n\nTo make a folder private so that only you can view its contents, right click the folder or file and select "properties." Under the "sharing" tab, check the box that says "Make this folder private." These are instructions for Windows XP, so the process will differ if you have another OS, but should be similar with another version of windows.
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Well, here's my idea. Click on an empty space on your desktop. Then a bar pops up. Go to New>Folder. A new folder should appear on your desktop. Name it after an important category, and put the files here. Repeat as neccessary.
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On the "sharing" tab of the folder's properties sheet, when you type in a share name make sure to add a dollar sign ($) at the end. Eg: share1$. This will make the folder invisible to all other network users.\n   \n On the permissions tab, make sure you have only "Administrator" and/or the user account with which you will be accessing the folder. Never include a user account which exists on other network computers.\n\nYou can access this folder by either mapping to this folder on a machine to which only you have access or use the Start > Run and type in the path using the format:  &#92;&#92;computername&#92;sharename (Don't forget to add the dollar symbol." sharename$ ")
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in the addres bar for ex: type &#92;&#92;pc name&#92;file path&#92; filename.ext. this will work \n\nif this does not work then you have not yet given proper permissions in the security tab next to folder sharing tab in the properties of the folder. \n\nplease check and correct it
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Here's a not so elegant solution:\n\n  Alt+f, w, f\n\nThis only works from the file explorer windows but doens't work from the dialog windows when you're saving files.\n\nTyping Alt+f will open the 'File' menu, then typing 'w' will open the 'New' sub-menu and finally typing 'f' will create the new folder. The folder name is automatically highlighted, so that you can start typing a name for the new folder.
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You don't need to create a directory. The driver should have an install program
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you can do it with a batch file\n\n.&#92;subfolder&#92;subfolder&#92;file.extension\n\nwill open the file regardless of the Pen Drive name or label.
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If you mean Temporary Internet Files then you need to use Windows Explorer and click on your local drive (usually C Drive), click on Documents and Settings, click on your User Name, click on Local Settings, Click on Temporary Internet Files.  Depending how your computer is set up and whether you are logged on as yourself or a different user you may fine all the TIF's in one long list or they may be in a bunch of folders.\n\nIf you're wanting to copy or save any of these files you'll need to copy them to the folder you want to keep them in but there may be a problem in doing this as TIF's can have the same file name but other folders don't allow duplicate filenames, to get round this you'd have to rename files as you went along.
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Windows will not allow you to name files or folders after certain reserved names such as "LPT1" or "PRN".  These names refer to hardware devices in the system and would confuse the OS if you tried to refer to a file with that name.  "CON" is the system name for console.  Therefore you can not use that as a folder name.
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Well you go to the location where you need to make the folder. Right click and go to "new" and look for "folder". It should be there.
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You do not need a special program!\nFirst, on a drive other than C: if you can, create a Folder called MY DOCUMENTS.  In side of MY DOCUMENTS create the following folders,  Winword, Powerpnt, Excel, JPG, BIT, PDF, Scaned Data, CD Music.  None of these folders are inside of each other.  When you open MY DOCUMENTS you should see all of these folders.\n\nCopy all of you files to their new folders.\n\nSet each application to DEFAULT to the folder that you created.\n\nIn WORD, click on TOOLS, OPTIONS, File Locations.\nClick on Modify and change the default location to EXAMPLE:\n(Your new MY DOCUMENTS is on E:)  E:&#92;MY DOCUMENTS&#92;Winword\nClick OK.  Now copy all of your word documents to the winword folder.\n\nMake other folders inside of the winword folder for your different word projects.\n\nwhen you save a document give it a ID NAME  EX:  TOY child 1\nTOY child 2, TOY child 3\n\nComputer sort sequence is Space (no Character), 0 - 9 in number sequence, A - Z , a - z, special characters.\n\nthe file name 0 AAAaa.doc will be stored before AAAaa.doc\n\nAlways give your file a name that you will recognize two years from now.  NAME IT WHAT IT IS!   \n\nThe document named:   9 NOV 2006 MY Tools.doc  tells you exactly what kind of data is in that document without you opening it.
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This's not an easy issue. I suggest you to use some kind of "starter kit", maybe linux core. And the name can be your initials or something alike.
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To make your folders private\nOpen My Computer. \nDouble-click the drive where Windows is installed (usually drive (C:), unless you have more than one drive on your computer). \nIf the contents of the drive are hidden, under System Tasks, click Show the contents of this drive.\n\nDouble-click the Documents and Settings folder. \nDouble-click your user folder. \nRight-click any folder in your user profile, and then click Properties. \nOn the Sharing tab, select the Make this folder private so that only I have access to it check box. \n Notes\n\nTo open My Computer, double-click the My Computer icon on the desktop. \nThis option is only available for folders included in your user profile. Folders in your user profile include My Documents and its subfolders, Desktop, Start Menu, Cookies, and Favorites. If you do not make these folders private, they are available to everyone who uses your computer. \nWhen you make a folder private, all of its subfolders are private as well. For example, when you make My Documents private, you also make My Music and My Pictures private. When you share a folder, you also share all of its subfolders unless you make them private. \nYou cannot make your folders private if your drive is not formatted as NTFS.
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Hare you go:\nCreate a file named "make_d.bat" with the folowing content:\n-=-=-=-=-=-=from here=-=-=-=-=-=-=-\n@echo off\nset d=%date:~0,2%\nset d=%d%_%date:~3,2%\nset d=%d%_%date:~6,4%\nmd folder_%d%\n-=-=-=-=-=-=  to here  =-=-=-=-=-=-=-\n\nThe problem is that you cannot create a folder that contains the "/" character (used in dates like 30/11/2006) so we split the date into numbers and replace the "/" character with "_".\nIf you only want the numbers and not the "_" character in the folder's name then you should delete it form the commands (e.g.:  instead of "set d=%d%_%date:~3,2%" use "set d=%d%%date:~3,2%")\n\nCheers!