
Be sure and replace C: with your own root drive letter, and to replace John with your own user name. Type this in with the quotes as they’re shown, and without any space before mklink. Mklink /j “My Pictures” “C:\Users\John\My Documents” Type this in with the quotes as they’re shown, and without any space before rmdir. If the previous method has not worked there is a way of actually creating a My Pictures folder with Command Prompt. Now you will find you can create a folder called My Pictures there. Type this in with the quotes as they’re shown, and without any space before cd. If one is still not able to create a My Pictures folder in this location, the folder will need to created with the help of Command Prompt. You’ll need to locate the shortcut and after deleting the shortcut you’ll be able to create a My Pictures folder in this location. This means the shortcut to My Pictures that comes by default with Windows Vista and Windows 7 is still in place. The folder you are creating will be placed elsewhere The folder you are creating already exists, and therefore If it is not possible to simply create a My Pictures folder in this location due to an error message from Windows which indicates that However regardless where you prefer to store your billboard images, each time you launch RCT3 it will by default start atĪnd you will need to navigate with RCT3 to your preferred location each time you launch RCT3.

The solution is to simply replace the folder.Īfter RCT3 has found this folder for the first time, if you prefer to store billboard images elsewhere and if they are already located in your preferred folder, now you can navigate through the RCT3 billboards menu through the folders on your system and set a new folder location for billboard use in that way. If the My Pictures folder is removed, for whatever reason, from If you prefer to store images in another location on your system you will need to have this folder in place as a starting point in order to navigate through RCT3 to the location where you prefer to store your billboard images.


This is where RCT3 goes, by default, to look for images for billboards. This is not the standard destination for pictures but is the location chosen by the RCT3 installer. When RCT3 is installed on Windows Vista and Windows 7 the installer puts a My Pictures folder here:
