Windows 7 powerful file management: library introduction

As early as Microsoft showed Build 6933 and leaked Build 6801, I learned about this more powerful file manager - the library, after careful use, found that he is actually equivalent to an index of files and folders. This means that we can put the same type of files distributed in different locations on the hard disk into the library - this is not to say that the files are copied into the library, but indexed, just like a record book records your various resources. The place can be managed centrally without changing the file storage location, which improves the efficiency of our work. In addition, we can also think of the library as a dynamic folder, where the "storage" is not stored in the same folder. More to say no benefit, look at the picture:

Another more dazzling effect is as follows:

System The default file library has 4, video, music, pictures and documents. Of course, in addition to this we can also build other libraries we need, such as I have a lot of software, tools, and game CD images. I want to manage it in a unified way, but I don't want to move the file. At this time, I can create a library called Tool - of course, the name is changed casually. Then add the files we want to add to the library for unified management, right-click - included in the library.