Saving attachments in Outlook ?

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how do I change the default location for saving attachments from within
Outlook? current default save file structure is
\\documents and settings\...\...\local settings\temporary internet
files\content\outlook\OAF1W0KQ
 
mburke48 said:
how do I change the default location for saving attachments from within
Outlook? current default save file structure is
\\documents and settings\...\...\local settings\temporary internet
files\content\outlook\OAF1W0KQ


Something wrong there - if I right-click on an attachment and choose "Save
As" (which is what you /should/ be doing, not just using "save") it defaults
to my Documents folder...
 
That weird location is where it would save from the application (word, excel,
whatever) when you have the attachment open, as suggested, save first, then
open it.
 
Gordon said:
Something wrong there - if I right-click on an attachment and choose "Save
As" (which is what you /should/ be doing, not just using "save") it defaults
to my Documents folder...

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understood...but what I want to do is right click and have a folder of my choosing be the default folder for saving attachments...not "My Documents" and then have to navigate from there to the folder of my choice. Explanation...I have 2 emails set up, 1 for work, 1 for personal. What I want to do is be able to right click to save an attachment and instead of the "My Documents" folder being the default location, a different folder, of my choosing, being the default choice.I have created a separate folder heirarchy on my C drive for WORK and PERSONAL
 

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