Moving "My Documents"

[Guest]

In earlier versions of Windows, it was easy to move the "My Documents" folder
to another location. Right-clicking on the folder on the desktop, and
choosing Properies, there was the coice. And so all programmes wood point to
the new location for saving or opening files.
I think it is a good idea to keep this main folder in a different partition
in case of needing to format C: and install Windows from scratch. But in my
Vista Home Premium, I can't find how to do this. Right-clicking does not give
the Properties choice any longer.
Anyone who have found the way?

 

[Dave]

In Vista the "My Documents" has been replaced with "Documents" under
c:\Users\(youraccount).
You can do what you want to this folder.

If you see a file named "My Documents", it's not a real folder, but a
junction point. It's there for older programs that are looking for it.
Don't try to open or use it.

 

[DevilsPGD]

In message <[email protected]> Eva

In earlier versions of Windows, it was easy to move the "My Documents" folder
to another location. Right-clicking on the folder on the desktop, and
choosing Properies, there was the coice. And so all programmes wood point to
the new location for saving or opening files.

Vista is the same, except that it's called "Documents" instead of "My
Documents"