Why do I have to move images to the "Shared Folder" to upload to Faceb


  1. JeanGrey
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    Why do I have to move images to the "Shared Folder" to upload to Faceb


    This just started happening! I have to move images to the "Shared Folder" to upload to Facebook!! When I hit the "upload new images" it does not see MY PICTURES, or anything like that at all! It will only display SHARED FILES. And only items I place in those folders will show up! Has anyone seen this before?
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  3. speedgamer01
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit SP1
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    Hi and welcome to SevenForums!

    Could you please post a screenshot of the problem?

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