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03-24-2007
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| | changing user directory to an other partition. Hi there, in windows xp it was possible through the properties dialogbox to change the physical location of the my documents directory. In Vista there is this folder called after your login, is there anyway to change this to an other directory? kind regards Richard |
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03-24-2007
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| | Re: changing user directory to an other partition. Any of the default Vista folders under C:\Users\(your user name) are shell folders and can be moved via the folder's Properties dialog box, using the Location tab. "Richard Verbruggen" <ik@sturb.nl> wrote in message news:686C386A-CD80-45E0-9DC4-4B548086F4FE@microsoft.com... > Hi there, > > in windows xp it was possible through the properties dialogbox to change > the physical location of the my documents directory. > In Vista there is this folder called after your login, is there anyway to > change this to an other directory? > > kind regards > Richard > |
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03-27-2007
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| | Re: changing user directory to an other partition. dean-dean wrote: > Any of the default Vista folders under C:\Users\(your user name) are > shell folders and can be moved via the folder's Properties dialog box, > using the Location tab. What about relocating the entire /Users directory? Daniel |
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