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Pennington
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      12th Feb 2008
Every time I launch Word and open a file I am presented with My Documents on
the C Drive. I put all my applications on the C drive and my working files on
the D Drive. How do I change the default to D Drive?
 
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garfield-n-odie [MVP]
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      12th Feb 2008
In Word 2003 or earlier, click on Tools | Options | File Locations tab,
and modify the location for Documents to d:\ or d:\foldername.

In Word 2007, click on Office Button | Word Options | Advanced, scroll
down to the bottom, click on File Locations, and modify the location for
Documents to d:\ or d:\foldername.

Pennington wrote:

> Every time I launch Word and open a file I am presented with My Documents on
> the C Drive. I put all my applications on the C drive and my working files on
> the D Drive. How do I change the default to D Drive?


 
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Jay Freedman
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      12th Feb 2008
On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 11:37:01 -0800, Pennington
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>Every time I launch Word and open a file I am presented with My Documents on
>the C Drive. I put all my applications on the C drive and my working files on
>the D Drive. How do I change the default to D Drive?


In Word 2003 and earlier, Tools > Options > File Locations, change the Documents
location.

In Word 2007, go to Office button > Word Options > Advanced, click the File
Locations button near the bottom of the dialog, and change the Documents
location.

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Pennington
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      12th Feb 2008
Thanks. I have Office3 2007 and it worked. I did the same for Excel and it
worked to. Funy how I have been working around this for 12 months and the
solution was so simple.

"Jay Freedman" wrote:

> On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 11:37:01 -0800, Pennington
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> >Every time I launch Word and open a file I am presented with My Documents on
> >the C Drive. I put all my applications on the C drive and my working files on
> >the D Drive. How do I change the default to D Drive?

>
> In Word 2003 and earlier, Tools > Options > File Locations, change the Documents
> location.
>
> In Word 2007, go to Office button > Word Options > Advanced, click the File
> Locations button near the bottom of the dialog, and change the Documents
> location.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Jay Freedman
> Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
> Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit.
>

 
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Henk57
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      12th Feb 2008

Pennington;2625389 Wrote:
> Every time I launch Word and open a file I am presented with My
> Documents on
> the C Drive. I put all my applications on the C drive and my working
> files on
> the D Drive. How do I change the default to D Drive?


In Word 2002/2003 - Tools/Options/File Locations ... [Modify...] - the
rest is self-explaining.




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