2 document folders

This kinda hard to explain but here goes.
Macrium Reflect creates a folder called my backup.xml and places it in
C:\users\rlamo\documents\reflect, where it shows up and easy to find.

In personalize-themes there is an option to install 5 default desktop
icons, Which I do, one of which is called, Rene Lamontagne, which is a
documents folder which (seems) the same as the one in users *but* when I
open it the reflect folder is not shown!

How can this be? and why? both appear the same otherwise, except when I
right click the desktop one there is NO properties entry and if I hover
over it it only gives me the creation date.
(Why in hell do I let these things bother me).

Rene

On 2020-05-08 4:33 p.m., Rene Lamontagne wrote:
This kinda hard to explain but here goes.
Macrium Reflect creates a folder called my backup.xml and places it in
C:\users\rlamo\documents\reflect, where it shows up and easy to find.

In personalize-themes there is an option to install 5 default desktop
icons, Which I do, one of which is called, Rene Lamontagne, which is a
documents folder which (seems) the same as the one in users *but* when I
open it the reflect folder is not shown!

How can this be? and why? both appear the same otherwise, except when I
right click the desktop one there is NO properties entry and if I hover
over it it only gives me the creation date.
(Why in hell do I let these things bother me).

Rene


You're right T "life is good" I woke up again this morning. :-)

Rene

Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 2020-05-08 4:33 p.m., Rene Lamontagne wrote:
This kinda hard to explain but here goes.
Macrium Reflect creates a folder called my backup.xml and places it in
C:\users\rlamo\documents\reflect, where it shows up and easy to find.

In personalize-themes there is an option to install 5 default desktop
icons, Which I do, one of which is called, Rene Lamontagne, which is a
documents folder which (seems) the same as the one in users *but* when
I open it the reflect folder is not shown!

How can this be? and why? both appear the same otherwise, except when
I right click the desktop one there is NO properties entry and if I
hover over it it only gives me the creation date.
(Why in hell do I let these things bother me).

Rene


You're right T "life is good" I woke up again this morning.Â* :-)

Rene



I've been trying to answer the question "Is life worthwhile?" for years.
The major stumbling-block is the realisation that you can only answer
that in life itself. So the nearest you can get is Albert Camus's
question "Should I kill myself?".

Following that line you analyse how you got to be what you are.
Something like this;
Thrown into life without being asked if you want to come (nor having any
choice about which life to come into), crying and blubbing and pooing
while you progress to the "age of reason", and then all of a sudden,
Blam! - you're your own master & morally responsible.
And you beget others into this stream.

Well, to cut a long story short, I recommend Arthur Schopenhauer's
solution; and failing that, wine women and song.

Ed

On 5/9/2020 11:32 AM, Ed Cryer wrote:
Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 2020-05-08 4:33 p.m., Rene Lamontagne wrote:
This kinda hard to explain but here goes.
Macrium Reflect creates a folder called my backup.xml and places it in
C:\users\rlamo\documents\reflect, where it shows up and easy to find.

In personalize-themes there is an option to install 5 default desktop
icons, Which I do, one of which is called, Rene Lamontagne, which is a
documents folder which (seems) the same as the one in users *but* when
I open it the reflect folder is not shown!

How can this be? and why? both appear the same otherwise, except when
I right click the desktop one there is NO properties entry and if I
hover over it it only gives me the creation date.
(Why in hell do I let these things bother me).

Rene


You're right T "life is good" I woke up again this morning.Â* :-)

Rene



I've been trying to answer the question "Is life worthwhile?" for years.
The major stumbling-block is the realisation that you can only answer
that in life itself. So the nearest you can get is Albert Camus's
question "Should I kill myself?".

Following that line you analyse how you got to be what you are.
Something like this;
Thrown into life without being asked if you want to come (nor having any
choice about which life to come into), crying and blubbing and pooing
while you progress to the "age of reason", and then all of a sudden,
Blam! - you're your own master & morally responsible.
And you beget others into this stream.

Well, to cut a long story short, I recommend Arthur Schopenhauer's
solution; and failing that, wine women and song.



I probably once knew Arthur Schopenhauer's solution, but I don't
remember it. Wine women and song sound good to me.
--
Ken

On 2020-05-09 1:58 p.m., Ken Blake wrote:
On 5/9/2020 11:32 AM, Ed Cryer wrote:
Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 2020-05-08 4:33 p.m., Rene Lamontagne wrote:
This kinda hard to explain but here goes.
Macrium Reflect creates a folder called my backup.xml and places it
in C:\users\rlamo\documents\reflect, where it shows up and easy to
find.

In personalize-themes there is an option to install 5 default
desktop icons, Which I do, one of which is called, Rene Lamontagne,
which is a documents folder which (seems) the same as the one in
users *but* when I open it the reflect folder is not shown!

How can this be? and why? both appear the same otherwise, except
when I right click the desktop one there is NO properties entry and
if I hover over it it only gives me the creation date.
(Why in hell do I let these things bother me).

Rene


You're right T "life is good" I woke up again this morning.Â* :-)

Rene



I've been trying to answer the question "Is life worthwhile?" for years.
The major stumbling-block is the realisation that you can only answer
that in life itself. So the nearest you can get is Albert Camus's
question "Should I kill myself?".

Following that line you analyse how you got to be what you are.
Something like this;
Thrown into life without being asked if you want to come (nor having any
choice about which life to come into), crying and blubbing and pooing
while you progress to the "age of reason", and then all of a sudden,
Blam! - you're your own master & morally responsible.
And you beget others into this stream.

Well, to cut a long story short, I recommend Arthur Schopenhauer's
solution; and failing that, wine women and song.



I probably once knew Arthur Schopenhauer's solution, but I don't
remember it. Wine women and song sound good to me.

Geritol, The same old Gal and sing along with Mitch.

Rene

Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 2020-05-09 1:58 p.m., Ken Blake wrote:
On 5/9/2020 11:32 AM, Ed Cryer wrote:
Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 2020-05-08 4:33 p.m., Rene Lamontagne wrote:
This kinda hard to explain but here goes.
Macrium Reflect creates a folder called my backup.xml and places it
in C:\users\rlamo\documents\reflect, where it shows up and easy to
find.

In personalize-themes there is an option to install 5 default
desktop icons, Which I do, one of which is called, Rene Lamontagne,
which is a documents folder which (seems) the same as the one in
users *but* when I open it the reflect folder is not shown!

How can this be? and why? both appear the same otherwise, except
when I right click the desktop one there is NO properties entry and
if I hover over it it only gives me the creation date.
(Why in hell do I let these things bother me).

Rene


You're right T "life is good" I woke up again this morning.Â* :-)

Rene



I've been trying to answer the question "Is life worthwhile?" for years.
The major stumbling-block is the realisation that you can only answer
that in life itself. So the nearest you can get is Albert Camus's
question "Should I kill myself?".

Following that line you analyse how you got to be what you are.
Something like this;
Thrown into life without being asked if you want to come (nor having any
choice about which life to come into), crying and blubbing and pooing
while you progress to the "age of reason", and then all of a sudden,
Blam! - you're your own master & morally responsible.
And you beget others into this stream.

Well, to cut a long story short, I recommend Arthur Schopenhauer's
solution; and failing that, wine women and song.



I probably once knew Arthur Schopenhauer's solution, but I don't
remember it. Wine women and song sound good to me.

Geritol, The same old Gal and sing along with Mitch.

Rene


When you're on the way out you hear a woman singing; she's black and
sings a blues number. There's some disagreement about who she is and
which number. Sartre thought it was Ella Fitzgerald singing "One of
these days you're gonna miss me, honey"; while Stephen King said Sara
Tidwell with "Frankie and Johnny".
I'm not sure about Arthur Schopenhauer, but given his claim that music
is the highest art form because it's not representational of anything
else, maybe the scherzo of a symphony by Mozart, Beethoven or Mendelssohn.

Ed