It appears that it matters but my advice is to never trust it. If you want to experience some fun, back up with this then try to restore it on Windows 7. Can get very interesting.
Bob
If not, is there a way to include them?
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Does Windows Vista backup include the Public folders?
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You didn't reveal if you added these files to "Additional Files" which you can see at http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Set-your-mind-at-ease-Back-up-your-files-now?SignedIn=1
However my advice is the same. DO NOT USE THIS BACKUP SYSTEM.
Bob
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