Folder names language specific?


  1. micnolmad
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    Folder names language specific?


    Like the documents folder have localized names is it possible to get this on normal folders?

    My situation is that I want to move my documents folder out of the OS drive. For some unexplainable reason I would like to keep folder names native to system but still get the localized names when changing language I know....
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  3. micnolmad
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    Never mind, I did the move and it seems win7 is so clever that it did what I wanted. Snazzy stuff
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