But the problem still exists that it isn't directing only to the folder I tell it to. I really don't care to see every photo my sister took of children, every reunion shot, and every other miscellaneous shot we've gotten disks of from people.

The book doesn't even imply that Windows 7 has this feature, to seek out every pitcure and integrate it into the screensaver. So I was hoping maybe someone else ran into this issue and found a fix?

Brenda

That's the problem, it won't use the folder I'm telling it to use.

I shouldn't delete them, and I agree they are creepy. They are part of a set of funeral shots my family wanted, and need to be there to be put on a CD when asked for.

I'm still trying to find a solution where it will only use my folder I choose, not all the others.

Brenda

We actually just managed to solve it today, before I even saw your post. John did further research into the folders it was displaying, and discovered a short-cut from the Screensaver folder to the Pictures folder...not sure why, guess there had to be some reason once. Anyway, shortcut removed, and so far, no more ghosts on-screen. ;)

I've still got a lot to learn about Windows 7 and Office 2007 (I jumped to there from Office '97), but I'm glad that one's solved!

Thanks!

Brenda

P.S. Thanks for the wording too, I didn't think of "does not go to designated folder" when I searched, I was using, "Collecting photos from entire hard drive." Sometimes the wording is all you need to change!