Enum Folder
Represents the type of OS-provided default folders for a specific purpose
public enum FolderFields
Desktop = 1The user's desktop folder
The folder of files that are displayed on the desktop. Note that the existence of a desktop folder does not guarantee that the system does show icons on its desktop; certain GNU/Linux distros with a graphical environment may not have desktop icons.
Documents = 2The user's documents folder
User document files, possibly application-specific. This is a good place to save a user's projects.
Downloads = 3The user's downloads folder
Standard folder for user files downloaded from the internet.
Home = 0The user's home directory
The folder which contains all of the current user's data, preferences, and documents. It usually contains most of the other folders. If a requested folder does not exist, the home folder can be considered a safe fallback to store a user's documents.
Music = 4The user's music folder
Music files that can be played using a standard music player (mp3, ogg, ...).
Pictures = 5The user's pictures folder
Image files that can be displayed using a standard viewer (png, jpg, ...).
The user's folder for files to be shared with others
Files that are meant to be shared with other users on the same computer.
SavedGames = 7The user's saved games folder
Save files for games.
Screenshots = 8The user's screenshots folder
Application screenshots.
Templates = 9The user's templates folder
Template files to be used when the user requests the desktop environment to create a new file in a certain folder, such as "New Text File.txt". Any file in the Templates folder can be used as a starting point for a new file.
Videos = 10The user's videos folder
Video files that can be played using a standard video player (mp4, webm, ...).