how can i change local user profile directory  locations?
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In Windows XP:\n\nOpen Control Panel\nSelect User Accounts\nSelect Change an account\nPick an account to change ("Mike")\nSelect Change my name\nOverwrite "Mike" with "user profile"\nClick Change Name\n\nta da!
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Right click on blank spot on your desktop and choose properties. Then choose settings tab. From there you can make the changes.
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simply change the location of os while instalin\nim dead sure it works
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Tools>Internet Options>Address\n\nJus change the address to the one you want and click apply and then ok
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You can make another buddyprofile sn, and then copy and paste the html or whatever on the same username u have. ur sn doesn't matter on buddy profile!
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go to http://profiles.yahoo.com and sign in, then you cam edit your profiles there.
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Try Yahoo members directory
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Assuming you're running Windows XP, you could run mmc and adding the group policy snap-in. Then you can modify your local group policies.
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You can do this in your group policy in you Active Directory.\n\n1. Open Active directory Users and Computers\n2. Right click your directory name (ie. domain.local)\n3. click Properties\n4. click group policy tab\n5. if in the white square where it says "Group Policy Object Links" yo don´t have anything click on the "New" button.\n6. double click the "Default Domain Policy" line\n7. in the next window, look for the "user configuration" area look for the "windows settings" click the + sign\n8. look for the "internet explorer maintenance" option click in the + sign\n9. click the URL option\n10. in the right pane double click "Important URLs"\n11. in this window enable the "Customize Home Page URL" option box, this will enable a white box.\n12. Write the home page you want the computers in the domain to have (for example: http://www.yahoo.com\n13. Apply your changes and click ok in the rest of the open windows.\n\nthis should change the homepage for the computers in the domain. The change may not be inmediate it might even take more than 24 hours.
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go to yer profile and click edit my info
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bobvatch is right, but that will only copy the user's setting and files. You can't copy their programs. Any software will need to be re-installed.
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Something called edit profile
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Start/ My Computer/ Local Disk/ Documents and Settings/Select folder that is your user name/ Favorites/ select a folder/ View/ List/ View/ Arrange icons by/ name That will put them in alphabetical order in the folder that you selected . You can do it with all of your sub-folders and even create new folders and drag and drop or cut and paste to get your folders set up the way that you like and rename the sub-folders.
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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!
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Click on Start >  Control Panel >  User Accounts.
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user accounts in control panel
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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.