Windows Libraries are meta-folders in Windows Explorer introduced in Windows 7 which provide a combined view of several folders, usually a user's personal documents and shared "public" documents of the same file type.
Windows Libraries are meta-folders in Windows Explorer introduced in Windows 7 which provide a combined view of several folders, usually a user's personal documents and shared "public" documents of the same file type.
By default, there are 4 libraries, one for Documents, Music, Pictures, and Video, which combine each of these folders from the user's home directory with the same-named folders in the C:\Users\Public directory. Users may add additional folders to these libraries, and may create completely custom libraries.
Each library has a "default" folder, which is where files will be placed if a user tries to save directly to a particular library.