Hello. I'm running Win Vista Ultimate and I used the photo import wizard to
import photos from my Canon camera. The first time that the wizard appeared,
there was a Browse dialog that asked me where I would like my photos
imported. I chose a directory. Now I want change the destination directory
but the wizard never asks me and I can't figure out how to get it to ask me
or how to adjust the setting. Any help is appreciated.

Sincerely,

C. Camera (yes. really. that's my last name. google me.)

Do you mean using Windows Photo Gallery?

File - Options - Import



"Carl" <Carl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello. I'm running Win Vista Ultimate and I used the photo import wizard
> to
> import photos from my Canon camera. The first time that the wizard
> appeared,
> there was a Browse dialog that asked me where I would like my photos
> imported. I chose a directory. Now I want change the destination
> directory
> but the wizard never asks me and I can't figure out how to get it to ask
> me
> or how to adjust the setting. Any help is appreciated.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> C. Camera (yes. really. that's my last name. google me.)
>

Carl,

You can control where to import your photos using the Options in Windows
Photo Gallery. Open Photo Gallery, choose File, Options, and then click the
Import tab. Here you can set where to import photos to, along with other
preferences.


--
Dave Johnson
Windows User Assistance team
Microsoft Corporation

What if clicking the Options tab does nothing? I've tried clicking on it a
million times and nothing pops up. I can't change anything. Thanks.

"Dave Johnson [MSFT]" wrote:

> Carl,
>
> You can control where to import your photos using the Options in Windows
> Photo Gallery. Open Photo Gallery, choose File, Options, and then click the
> Import tab. Here you can set where to import photos to, along with other
> preferences.
>
>
> --
> Dave Johnson
> Windows User Assistance team
> Microsoft Corporation
>

That sounds like a serious problem with your installation of Windows or a
mangled entry in the registry. I am certainly not qualified to give advice
on how to resolve it, but if I encountered a problem like that I would
contact technical support.

--
Dave Johnson
Windows User Assistance team
Microsoft Corporation