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I don't know if this helps, but if you right click on the attachement and choose Save As you can save it in any folder you want.
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I don't know if this helps, but if you right click on the attachement and choose Save As you can save it in any folder you want.

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Thanks mitrakis. &nbsp;That's exactly what I needed to know. &nbsp;I use Win98. If the default goes to Win/Temp, it's not too many clicks away to My Docs. But my boss is on WinNT. &nbsp;The temp dir on NT is a long way on the directory tree to get to his Personal folder (we're on a network). &nbsp;Thanks for your prompt response. &nbsp;I'll let him know. 
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Thanks mitrakis.  That's exactly what I needed to know.  I use Win98. If the default goes to Win/Temp, it's not too many clicks away to My Docs. But my boss is on WinNT.  The temp dir on NT is a long way on the directory tree to get to his Personal folder (we're on a network).  Thanks for your prompt response.  I'll let him know.

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When opening or saving documents in MSWord, you can select in the program's options to default to a desired directory. &nbsp;Can you select the default directory that attachments are saved into when using Outlook? &nbsp;Or is Windows/Temp the only choice?
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When opening or saving documents in MSWord, you can select in the program's options to default to a desired directory.  Can you select the default directory that attachments are saved into when using Outlook?  Or is Windows/Temp the only choice?

Saving Outlook attachments / default directory

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