If you are going to perpetuate this bad practice, then don't be surprised if
you make further mistakes. Get into the habit of saving e-mail attachments
perhaps to a folder created for that purpose. If you don't want them later,
you can always delete them.
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Golf Marketing Mike wrote:
> Figures.
>
> When we open a Word document in e-mail, we don't always know if we
> are going to make changes, so there wouldn't always be a need to save
> it every time. That is why I was hoping if we did choose to make
> changes and select save, they would be saved to a default location of
> our choice without having to choose save as and change the location
> everytime.
>
>
> "Golf Marketing Mike" wrote:
>
>> While in Outlook, I open a Word attachment from an e-mail and make
>> changes to that Word document. Now I want to save those changes.
>> But when I choose Save As, it automatically defaults me to a save
>> location. (in this case a temp folder within the Temporary Internet
>> Files). I want it to save my changes to a folder and location of my
>> choice. How do I do change this?
>>
>> I have already used help in Word and Outlook and gone through the
>> steps to change the default location of saving basic e-mail files to
>> the folder of my choice. That works but I can't get the Word files
>> where I want them when I open them in Outlook.