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| | Change default "Save" folder Back in the good old days, (i.e before Vista) the use of IE and your required download/save folder was easy. I split/partition my drive so that I have all my programmes installed on C drive, and all data (wherever possible) stored on my D drive. This makes for easier recovery from crashes etc. When I use IE7 and go to website A and try to download anything, my system defaults to something ridiculous like C:\My Documents or My Pictures, and I then have to click around to find my required folder on D drive. If I then open another tab and go to website B, I have to repeat the whole process again. If I then go back to my first tab and leave website A and go to website C, guess what? I have to go through the whole rigmarole again. If I am on any website which opens a new window for each individual item I am downloading, the whole procedure is again reeated. When I used XP, I simply chose my required download folder at the beginning of a session, and this stayed with me throughout my time on line. Can anyone please help me to work around (or better still solve) this ridiculous situation. Thank you Ian |
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