How can i change my documents path in the windows.?
103089
Tell it to go in the other direction
927411
Just right click the folder you want to change .Click properties,Then click Customise .Then choose a picture
948988
That's the way to do it. You might also check under Explorer's options.
870958
open word. it should give you the option when you load it up.\n\nof open the file in word(not sure about that but worth a try)
740285
if you're running windows, goto my computer, right click and goto Manage, in the console that opens up goto disk managment, and rename the drive you want to, by right clicking on the drive you wish to change and using the "Change drive letter and paths" option in the popup menu that opens up.
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I suggest right clicking the name of the file you want to change\n\nthan choose 'rename'\n\nthen type ."format" , ie. .wma .mpg etc after the file name  <-- which ever format you want to change it to.\n\nI changed a weird file format into a .iso image which could be burned onto cd once and it worked.\n\ngood luck
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Try go to\nRight Click on "My Computer" and select Manage.\nYou will see some nodes in the left, select the "Disk Management" (you must have administrator account to do so) and change the drive letter for your mapped drive into the letter you want.\nLater every time this drive is mapped to that folder\n\nenjoy\n\nEnjoy my profile, I am the VBAXLMan
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How to add the Print Directory feature for folders in Windows XP\n\nBeware, this can involve modifying the registry.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321379
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Go through your entire home folder and remove ALL the plists that have *anything* to do with word or office for that matter. Make sure you also remove the 'microsoft user data' or something along those lines in your home documents folder as well.Works every time I need to fix that when I'm at work. Let me know how it goes!
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Well, that's not exactly right.  Many programs do allow you to choose the installation folder, most games for instance.  But there is a way you can change it by editing the registry.  Go to Start > Run and type regedit in the box and click OK.  Then, Navigate to:\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92; SOFTWARE&#92;Microsoft&#92; Windows&#92;CurrentVersion\n\n2. Find ProgramFilesDir whose default should be C:&#92;Program Files\n\n3. Change this to whatever directory you wish. For example D:&#92;Program Files\n\nFrom TechRecipes, http://www.tech-recipes.com/windows_tips242.html\n\nIt seems Titan has it.  Since I didn't install Google Earth, I had assumed it did not have the option to change the directory.  I also assumed you would have used the Browse button option since that is how you change it when they include that option.
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Sometimes system restore is more of a pain than it is worth. There are several ways, but the easiest is to do a search for the document or program you want. If that does not work, I would do another restore to another time. Another way is to go to mycomputer and click on the drive and search through to the folder you want.\n Hope that helps.
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That didn't work, try this...\n\nIn Windows Explorer, open up the Tools Menu, Folder Options, Hit the View Tab.  In the "Advanced Settings" box, scroll down until you see "Remember each folder's view settings" and make sure its checked. Hit Apply at the bottom, then "Apply to all folders" button at the top.\n\nBrowse to your folder and change it to how you like, then close explorer and run it again and see if it kept it this time.\n\nIf it did, make sure you reboot the PC so Windows will keep those settings.
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RIGHT CLICK YOUR DESIRED FOLDER.\n\nSELECT PROPERTIES.\n\nIN THE CUSTOMIZE TAB, CHOOSE **photoalbum***** WHERE U HAVE (documents FOR FEWER FILES) ETC ETC.\n\ndid u got it ??
1004463
You also need to change your normal.dot file which word uses as its template for standard new documents
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Assuming you have Windows XP Home edition. \n--x--\nRight click on your start button and click "Open all users"\nIn the new window, click on "tools" and then "Folder Options"\nClick on the "view" tab\nUncheck the option that says "Hide extensions of known file types"\nClick OK. \nYou can now rename extentions of your files.!
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Go into folder options for any folder, set it the way you want it, and then click "Make all folders like this one" in the folder options dialogue window.
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Try adding double quote characters around the entire path. i.e.: path to 'my directory' from the C drive = "C:&#92;my directory&#92;"\n\nnote the quotes!