Pinning file locations when opening Word 2007
Hi Suzanne:
Please help. I am talking about Office 2007.
When I use the Open dialogue box it only shows a place called Favorite
Links. No where do I see anything that is called My Places.
Also, when I right click on an open area underneath the Favorite Links there
is no link saying Add Folder Name.
I know this is probably a ridiculously simple process, but evidently I
cannot find the right location that you are speaking about.
I would appreciate any assistance. Just please be very specific.
thanks.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
You can still add folders to the Places Bar in Word 2007. Select a folder
and right-click in the Places Bar itself. One of the menu items will be "Add
'[folder name]'."
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
"Soapy" wrote in message
...
In 2003 when I clicked the OPEN dialogue box in Word on the top right side
there were little tools that allowed changing the appearance of the
layout.
There was also a tool called ADD TO FAVORITES that allowed me to "pin" a
folder on the left sidebar.
This allowed for FAST finding of specific folders without having to scroll
through file manger as I have to in 07.
Is there a way to accomplish the above? This is a BIGGY, as I find it
takes
me forever to find specific folders. I have to scroll all over the place
because I nest folders pretty deeply and don't put everything under Users.
Thanks
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