Setting Default Home Drive

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I am running Windows XP Professional. I have a two hard drives installed on my computer. One hard drive is partitioned as C:\MAIN, S:\SHARED, K:\USERK, and T:\USERT. The second hard drive is set up as D:\DATA.

I would like to set up each user with their own home drive. (i.e. USERK on K:\USERK) This includes "My Documents" and computer settings (i.e. Outlook PST, etc.). Also, when new software is installed, I would like for the data and settings to be saved in these "home" drives.

Is there a way to do this?
 
They'd still be running off of C: drive with xp on it but you can move
ones documents to another hd or partition.Try search at microsoft.com,
type:307889
 
Andrew,
Thanks for your help. It was exactly what I was looking for.

Kevin
 
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