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you can right click on My Documents, choose Find Target to change its default, also you can rename the folder with the right click
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you can right click on My Documents, choose Find Target to change its default, also you can rename the folder with the right click

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Here is my simple solution:<br />
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- Run Winword<br />
- Click menu &quot;Tools&quot;-&gt;&quot;Options&quot;<br />
- When Options dialog open, click &quot;File Locations&quot; tab<br />
- Now you can change your default doc location to whatever doc folder you want.<br />

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Here is my simple solution:

- Run Winword
- Click menu "Tools"->"Options"
- When Options dialog open, click "File Locations" tab
- Now you can change your default doc location to whatever doc folder you want.


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Force Accepted<br />
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SpideyMod<br />
Community Support Moderator @Experts Exchange
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Force Accepted

SpideyMod
Community Support Moderator @Experts Exchange

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I would like to have the open file dialog box default to the folder of my choice as opposed to Windows choice of “My Documents”. How do I do this? Please something more than edit the registry.
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I would like to have the open file dialog box default to the folder of my choice as opposed to Windows choice of “My Documents”. How do I do this? Please something more than edit the registry.

My Documents bugs me

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