Using Additional Partition

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I have the system drive (C) and there is the additional drive (D). Can I use
the (D)
drive to store documents, fonts, photos, applications, etc...how do I bring
them up in WORD? Will it automatically allow me to select data from either
(C) or (D)?
 
Father said:
I have the system drive (C) and there is the additional drive (D).
Can I use the (D)
drive to store documents, fonts, photos, applications, etc...how do
I bring them up in WORD? Will it automatically allow me to select
data from either (C) or (D)?
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Automatically?
Well.. if it is formatted and such - you can select it from the browse list
and do what you like with it - if that is "automatic"...
 
Hi,

Yes, you should be able to place and read data from D, just make sure D is
not a system recovery partition provided by the manufacturer. If it is, you
should not use it for your own data storage.

From Word, click file/open and in the dialog use the My Computer option to
access the list of available drives.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
 
You can also set your My Documents, My Pictures, My Videos and My Music to
the D: drive as well using TweakUI and changing the folder for each.

That way Windows will automatically use that Drive for saving your personal
files.
 
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