Hi Frank,
Windows 7 is a little tricky to the actual directories with internal aliases.
If you go to the "My Videos" shortcut, you'll find the actual path is something 
like C:\Users\<username>\Videos  - or something close to this.

I could not find a single canned backup application that could backup a users 
data without propietary encoding, collecting & updating only the user's files 
(who cares about the OS?).
I ended up writing my own backup script with time-stamped logging of what was 
found and when.
Windows 7 showed that the "My Documnets" shortcut is only there for users to 
click on taking them to the actual directory - which is in the path of 
C:\Users\<username\Documents.

Hope this helps.

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