Accessing MY DOCUMENTS as a folder

[Vance Roos]

After pressing the Start button on the screen I can aceess the Start
menu and select My Documents.

It shows a new menu which has got folders in it for My Pictures and
My Nusic. And it shows the files on the folder My Documents.

(Q.1) How can I launch the folder My Documents itself?

I like to see the default location for the douments I have created in
the past.

(Q.2) Alternatively, can I change the default folder location for the
documents I create when I press SAVE in an application?

 

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After pressing the Start button on the screen I can aceess the Start
menu and select My Documents.

It shows a new menu which has got folders in it for My Pictures and
My Nusic. And it shows the files on the folder My Documents.

(Q.1) How can I launch the folder My Documents itself?

Right-click the Start button, click properties.
Then click customise, then advanced tab..
Scroll down till you see "My Documents" then change it to "display as link"

I like to see the default location for the douments I have created in
the past.

(Q.2) Alternatively, can I change the default folder location for the
documents I create when I press SAVE in an application?

Open the Start menu, right-click "my documents" properties, then click
"move" and find the folder you want..

Also I hate the way Xp defaults to no icons on the desktop, if you want to
put them back, right-click the desktop, click properties, click the
"desktop" tab, the click "customise desktop", in there you can put my docs
and my computer back on the desktop.

 

[Vance Roos]

Open the Start menu, right-click "my documents" properties,
then click "move" and find the folder you want..

That is neat. Unfortunately I want to have document straight to my
desktop. For some reason this is not possible using the way you
suggest above.

Is there a workaround so I can make the default save location to be
my desktop?

 

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That is neat. Unfortunately I want to have document straight to my
desktop. For some reason this is not possible using the way you
suggest above.

Is there a workaround so I can make the default save location to be
my desktop?

Not that I know of, but why would you want fill the desktop is files??
Create a file on the desktop, and put your doc in there..

 

[Ron Sommer]

It is safer to put a shortcut to a file or folder on the desktop.
You can delete the shortcut without affecting the file or folder.