File > Open - how to point it to a drive, not my docs, PLEASE HELP

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Vijay Mistry

Hi,

I have office 2000 running on my PC. Whether it is Word or Excel,
Powerpoint, when you select File > open, the open dialog box shows "My
documents". How do I change it so that it points to a paricular drive for
example??

I guess I have to change registry keys...any ideas how? which one? Many thanks

Vijay
 
C

CambridgeAdrian

If it is the same as Office 2003 try

Tools > Options > File Locations

Then set the Documents File location to the target you want and that is it.


Regards


Adrian
 
C

CambridgeAdrian

If it is the same as Office 2003 try

Tools > Options > File Locations

Then set the Documents File location to the target you want and that is it.


Regards


Adrian
 
C

CambridgeAdrian

If it is the same as Office 2003 try

Tools > Options > File Locations

Then set the Documents File location to the target you want and that is it.


Regards


Adrian
 
C

CambridgeAdrian

If it is the same as Office 2003 try

Tools > Options > File Locations

Then set the Documents File location to the target you want and that is it.


Regards


Adrian
 
C

CambridgeAdrian

If it is the same as Office 2003 try

Tools > Options > File Locations

Then set the Documents File location to the target you want and that is it.


Regards


Adrian
 
C

CambridgeAdrian

If it is the same as Office 2003 try

Tools > Options > File Locations

Then set the Documents File location to the target you want and that is it.


Regards


Adrian
 
C

CambridgeAdrian

If it is the same as Office 2003 try

Tools > Options > File Locations

Then set the Documents File location to the target you want and that is it.


Regards


Adrian
 
C

CambridgeAdrian

If it is the same as Office 2003 try

Tools > Options > File Locations

Then set the Documents File location to the target you want and that is it.


Regards


Adrian
 
C

CambridgeAdrian

If it is the same as Office 2003 try

Tools > Options > File Locations

Then set the Documents File location to the target you want and that is it.


Regards


Adrian
 
V

Vijay Mistry

Thanks for your response Adrian.
I was just wondering, is there a way I can do this change via the registry
keys? As I then have to do this in word, excel, powerpoint, access for each
user...

Thanks!!
 
V

Vijay Mistry

Thanks for your response Adrian.
I was just wondering, is there a way I can do this change via the registry
keys? As I then have to do this in word, excel, powerpoint, access for each
user...

Thanks!!
 
V

Vijay Mistry

Thanks for your response Adrian.
I was just wondering, is there a way I can do this change via the registry
keys? As I then have to do this in word, excel, powerpoint, access for each
user...

Thanks!!
 
V

Vijay Mistry

Thanks for your response Adrian.
I was just wondering, is there a way I can do this change via the registry
keys? As I then have to do this in word, excel, powerpoint, access for each
user...

Thanks!!
 
V

Vijay Mistry

Thanks for your response Adrian.
I was just wondering, is there a way I can do this change via the registry
keys? As I then have to do this in word, excel, powerpoint, access for each
user...

Thanks!!
 
V

Vijay Mistry

Thanks for your response Adrian.
I was just wondering, is there a way I can do this change via the registry
keys? As I then have to do this in word, excel, powerpoint, access for each
user...

Thanks!!
 
V

Vijay Mistry

Thanks for your response Adrian.
I was just wondering, is there a way I can do this change via the registry
keys? As I then have to do this in word, excel, powerpoint, access for each
user...

Thanks!!
 
V

Vijay Mistry

Thanks for your response Adrian.
I was just wondering, is there a way I can do this change via the registry
keys? As I then have to do this in word, excel, powerpoint, access for each
user...

Thanks!!
 
V

Vijay Mistry

Thanks for your response Adrian.
I was just wondering, is there a way I can do this change via the registry
keys? As I then have to do this in word, excel, powerpoint, access for each
user...

Thanks!!
 

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