It is normal to do this within a Word session, but it should fall back to
your default when you restart Word. Are you saying that this doesn't happen?
That Word remembers your sub-folder across sessions?
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Tony
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It doesn't, strangely--right now it's set to the drive name (U:\) but the
"Open" command takes me to the last folder I accessed within the U: drive.
"Tony Jollans" wrote:
Does it not work entering the drive letter - P:\ or whatever - it's a
folder
like any other.
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"wastelandhysteria" wrote
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Hi,
I know that I can use "File Locations" in "Options" so that whenever I
use
the "Open..." command in Word, it will open to a specific folder. I'm
wondering if there is a way that this can be applied not to a folder
but
to a
specific drive on a network.
Our company has a main public drive and has also assigned each of the
Staff
their own private drive. Is there a way to access the "main page" (for
lack
of a better term) of my private drive each time I use "Open..." in
Word?
Right now it goes to "My Computer" or to the last directory that I used
within the drive.
Thank you!
.