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| I need to copy some files into Bob's documents folder. err |
The official Microsoft answer is to either remove access rights to administrators to the desktop.inf file saved in the root of each users directory. This would either need to be done manually or on a scheduled script and is quite frankly a rubbish solution.
The *best* way to resolve is to have the Documents folder redirect under a username folder e.g. \\SERVER\share\%username%\Documents so at least your user directory will display the easily identifiable usernames. However if you have a lot of users that might take some doing.
Quick Fix
A simple work around so you can identify the "real" folder names correctly is to add the file name column to explorer
To do this Right click on any of the column headings and select More
Next scroll down until you find filename NOT folder name. This will add the filename column which will show the real name of the folder instead of the "friendly" name of My Documents. It will appear at the far right and to be useful I recommend moving over to the left
No need to hunt around for the correct folder any more!
