Explain the "Library"

A library is a collection of all documents, music, pictures, and other files that can be accessed from a single location. "Library" is similar to a folder: you can use the library to browse files and sort files. But unlike folders, libraries can collect files stored in multiple locations, which means that the —— library doesn't actually store items, it's just a quick display of a file.

Win8's "Library" can be used in other folders and allows users to access and arrange these items in different ways. For example, if there are MP3s in several folders on the D drive, then we can access all music files simultaneously from the <;music library".
The Win8 system has four default libraries: documents, music, pictures and videos. Of course, we can also create a new library: find the "library" in the Explorer, right click on the space to the right, select “New —Library”

New Library

“Library Requires associated folder
If you don't need a "library", we can delete it. This does not delete files and folders accessed through the library. If you delete a folder that has been added to the library, it will be removed from the library but not actually deleted. Things to note, if you delete items in a folder in the library, these items will indeed be deleted.

Deleting Folders in the Library
If the traditional resource manager arranges the files according to the actual storage location, then the "library" in Win8 is a way to classify by interest and needs. Learning to use it can bring more convenience to our operations.
To Win8 taskbar "Zero Fertilizer"
Because many programs of the Win8 system will "resident" & rdquo; taskbar. So once the application is more, the taskbar is not enough. So how do you build a wider taskbar? In fact, Win8, like XP and Win7, can easily expand the space of the taskbar as long as the taskbar is unlocked.

Unlock the taskbar
First right click on the taskbar, cancel “lock the taskbar”;
then move the mouse to the edge of the taskbar and pull up the taskbar to expand it Space is up.

Extend the taskbar

Pull the taskbar to either side
While Win8 cancels the start button, the function of the taskbar has not changed much. We can not only change it. It can also be pulled to either side of the screen.