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10-17-2007
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| | Moving files The music and image files are in C: Would like them to be in D: and keep going there. Can this be done? Thanks |
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10-17-2007
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| | Re: Moving files Kalevi Go to C:\Users\your username\Music. Right click the Music folder, select the Properties / Location Tab. Click the Move Button and navigate to where you want to move the folder. Repeat these steps for the C:\Users\your username\Pictures folder. -- Ronnie Vernon Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "Kalevi" <Kalevi@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:F9BAFE80-C124-432E-9023-DEA2801F5DC7@xxxxxx Quote: > The music and image files are in C: Would like them to be in D: and keep > going there. Can this be done? > Thanks |
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10-18-2007
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| | Re: Moving files Thanks Something must have gone wrong as the shortcut says something like "the object has been moved to an other location. This shortcut does not work". How do you undo the move? Thanks "Ronnie Vernon MVP" wrote: Quote: > Kalevi > > Go to C:\Users\your username\Music. > Right click the Music folder, select the Properties / Location Tab. > Click the Move Button and navigate to where you want to move the folder. > > Repeat these steps for the C:\Users\your username\Pictures folder. > -- > > Ronnie Vernon > Microsoft MVP > Windows Shell/User > > > "Kalevi" <Kalevi@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:F9BAFE80-C124-432E-9023-DEA2801F5DC7@xxxxxx Quote: > > The music and image files are in C: Would like them to be in D: and keep > > going there. Can this be done? > > Thanks |
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10-18-2007
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| | Re: Moving files Kalevi Which shortcut are you looking at? If this is the shortcut that is on the right side of the Start Menu, right click the shortcut, select Properties/Location Tab. What is the path to the folder shown there? If you want to move a folder back to it's original location, there is a 'Restore Default' button on the Location Tab. -- Ronnie Vernon Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User "Kalevi" <Kalevi@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:5057BA50-C686-410F-B383-5EE88C913FEB@xxxxxx Quote: > Thanks > Something must have gone wrong as the shortcut says something like "the > object has been moved to an other location. This shortcut does not work". > How > do you undo the move? > Thanks > > > "Ronnie Vernon MVP" wrote: > Quote: >> Kalevi >> >> Go to C:\Users\your username\Music. >> Right click the Music folder, select the Properties / Location Tab. >> Click the Move Button and navigate to where you want to move the folder. >> >> Repeat these steps for the C:\Users\your username\Pictures folder. >> -- >> >> Ronnie Vernon >> Microsoft MVP >> Windows Shell/User >> >> >> "Kalevi" <Kalevi@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:F9BAFE80-C124-432E-9023-DEA2801F5DC7@xxxxxx Quote: >> > The music and image files are in C: Would like them to be in D: and >> > keep >> > going there. Can this be done? >> > Thanks |
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