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    Reef Shark
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    can i move my "my document" folder to another drive?

    in xp, my c drive is getting full and my document folder is constantly seeing large demos, etc. i need to move it to my larger drive. know how? thanks

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    OK, you simply need to right click the "My Documents" folder (either in your start menu or desktop), choose properties, and then click move, and select another drive or directory. It should ask you if you wish to move its contents too.
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    YOU ROCK,

    THANKS. I'LL GIVE IT A SHOT!!!

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    Originally posted by pbirkett
    [B]right click the "My Documents" folder, choose properties, and then click move, and select another drive or directory. /B]
    Why is "Mu Documents" the only folder that does this? My Music and My Pictures should have the same feature. Is this because WMP and Paint can't find them if they are not on c drive?

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    Hammerhead Shark pbirkett's Avatar
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    Originally posted by archshrk
    Why is "Mu Documents" the only folder that does this? My Music and My Pictures should have the same feature. Is this because WMP and Paint can't find them if they are not on c drive?
    One of them many things MS overlooked I think. On my system, the Pictures and Music folders are stored inside My Documents.
    Regards, Paul

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