Allocate storage to a temporary file on the secondary hard drive?  (CS5)

Is it possible to allocate a file temp on a secondary hard drive storage?

I have created a few videos and am really low on disk space C;  Is there a parameter such as the space consumed by ongoing projects can be used by my secondary hard drive?

I first pro installed on the C drive, but want the consumption of data occurs on the D drive.

Version CS5.5

Any help is very appreciated.

Scroll down the guidelines for the use of the disc:

Disk configuration:

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