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• How to change the location of the Document folder?

  I had the folder of Document mapped to a network drive. Recently, we decided to change the drive letter mapped to 'N' of 'P '. Now, when I right click on the documents folder, I do not see the location tab to redirect to a new mapped drive more. Any help is very appreciated.

  Hello

  Open Windows Explorer to C:\Users\ and right-click on the Documents folder in the pane on the right rather than the left columns.

  Otherwise, check the registry under:

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER folders

  and look at the string value to "personal" Best of Luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Windows Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com help - www.rickrogers.org

• How to check if a link located in a folder called links next to the document?

  How to check if a link located in a folder called links next to the document?

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  If (myGraphic.itemLink.filePath is outside the folder 'Links' which lie next to this document)

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          link = links[i];
          if(link.status != LinkStatus.linkMissing) {
              if (File(link.filePath).parent.fsName === linksPath) {
                  $.writeln(i + " - " + link.name + " - is inside 'Links' folder");
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• Change Windows 7 - the name of the Documents folder

  In a new installation of Windows 7, I moved the documents located under 'Users' to the C: root and renamed the directory my documents.  Everything seems to work perfectly, with the exception of my backup script.  Studying this further, I found an interesting phenomenon:

  Apparently, the system sees in the folder "C:\MyDocs" 'C:\Documents', even if Explorer shows as "C:\MyDocs.

  And, of course, my backup script to not find the directory of the ti.

  My concerns are twofold:

  Why does Explorer displays the name of the directory the same way, I named ("C:\MyDocs"), and why the system sees it as ("C:\Documents")?

  And, more importantly, how to make the system recognizes the correct name? ("C:\MyDocs")

  If you have moved/renamed in the Explorer, which was the wrong method.

  The default location is only a pointer to the physical location

  http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/how-move-Windows-7-personal-folders-my-documents-another-drive.htm

  While I can see a logic to another partition of libraries I don't know that I see no logic in the movement of the root of the drive

• Need to access the 'Documents and Settings' folder in Windows 7

  I am importing an ArcMAP GIS project to my new Windows 7 computer (the project was launched on Windows XP).  Because the files in this project were initially located in the subdirectories of the "Documents and Settings" folder, map search these files in this folder.  So, I need to access this folder if I put the files in the location that arcmap is expected to make them, or that I inform manually map the new location, one at a time, hundreds and hundreds of files.  Is there a way I can access the "Documents and Settings" folder to add new subdirectories and files in it?  After some research, I found the folder, but I said that I don't have authority (even as an administrator) to access and modify the content of the folder.  Thank you

  I am importing an ArcMAP GIS project to my new Windows 7 computer (the project was launched on Windows XP).  Because the files in this project were initially located in the subdirectories of the "Documents and Settings" folder, map search these files in this folder.  So, I need to access this folder if I put the files in the location that arcmap is expected to make them, or that I inform manually map the new location, one at a time, hundreds and hundreds of files.  Is there a way I can access the "Documents and Settings" folder to add new subdirectories and files in it?  After some research, I found the folder, but I said that I don't have authority (even as an administrator) to access and modify the content of the folder.  Thank you

  Hey ITromble

  read the below information about junction points even through it was written on vista

  http://www.Svrops.com/Svrops/articles/jpoints.htm

  Old path	New path
  \Documents and Settings	\Users

  Here is the vista forums

  link below is in Forum windows 7

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/default.aspx#tab=2

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• Intermittent permission problems on the Documents directed to the network share folder.

  Everyone knows this intermittent problem before?   We have Vista workstations where each employee is allocated storage (disks Home) on a network drive (on a NetApp storage device).  Each employee Documents folder is redirected to a folder dedicated to this place.

  The vast majority of employees is having no problems with this configuration, but we recently did not have a low percentage of employees who are starting to have problems with strange permission on this network through their Documents folder drive.

  First of all, NTFS permissions have been confirmed as correct on the respective folder of each (each has been granted full control).   In each case, random, users encounter intermittent "access denied" errors when you try to save files (Word documents, Excel, files jpg even spreadsheets) on their own drive of home.  Typically, the problem occurs independently to know if they are trying to save the docs within an application (Word, Excel, etc.) and manually via a Windows Explorer window.

  For example, a user could save an Excel file in a subfolder in the folder root documents, but a few moments later could not save a jpg file in the same folder.  It has been verified that it has full control over both the folder root of Documents as the subfolder containing the documents.

  Another user can save files Word and Excel in its Documents, but then failed to open their shortly after (access denied).   It has been verified that he has full control of both the root folder of Documents than the subfolder containing the documents.

  NTFS permissions are well positioned, but yet, we have still some weird permission issues.   Y at - he recommended registry entries to check as we redirect Documents to a network drive?

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• Windows search fails to find the files in the Documents folder

  Original title: Windows 7 search finds no files, even though all the settings have been verified and the search index has been rebuilt

  I recently bought a new Dell laptop Studio 1558 with Windows 7 Home Premium and moved through several hundred documents from my old PC to the new folder 'My Documents'.

  As many others have found, Windows Search has been completely useless. She seems to have no problem finding files in the music folder or image, but anything in the document library is invisible to the it - even if I get in a subfolder small for a file name I see just in front of me, Windows Search will announce that "no element not corresponding to your search.

  I took a number of steps so far to fix the problem, which none have worked:

  1. I checked which locations are indexed for search and ensured that the document library is among them (as well as all of my C drive).

  2. I checked that appropriate file extensions (.doc .docx .pdf, etc.) are all selected from the "File Types" list in indexing options (although I noticed that 'Description of filter' for .pdf bed "Registered IFilert is not found" - not this problem with Word documents).

  3. I have deleted and rebuilt the search index.

  4. I ran the troubleshooting Windows 7 Search tool, which reports that it cannot find any problems.

  5. I have read that some problems with Windows 7 search can be solved by changing a registry key (http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-fix-windows-7-search-problems/) but when I navigate to the folder in my registry, only following three keys are here (not the one mentioned in the difficulty):

  • HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderTypes\ {0B2BAAEB-0042-4DCA-AA4D-3EE8648D03E5}
  • HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderTypes\ {36011842-DCCC-40FE-AA3D-6177EA401788}
  • HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderTypes\ {59BD6DD1-5CEC-4D7E-9AD2-ECC64154418D}

  A couple of things, I said - if I create a new word document and save it, Windows Search seems to immediately get back on it and is able to find. I also noticed that at first when I opened one of the word documents that have been transferred over the old PC and then closed it again, Windows Search picked up on it and could find it. So I went to try to open and close then all of my documents (an arduous task...), but the subject to halfway through Windows Search has ceased to be able to find them.

  All Word documents using Microsoft Word 2007 in .doc or .docx format, although the problem also applies to Excel, PDF and image files, so I don't think that the problem is with the word itself.

  I have tried everything I can think so far, including all the solutions, I could see suggested in previous discussions. I really need the search function working to effectively use my laptop so that any help would be welcome!

  Thank you, Jack

  Santosh thanks, I checked the permissions for the appropriate files and SYSTEM was present, which doesn't seem to be the problem. However, I found a solution that might work for other people are having the same problem.

  I noticed that if I changed the location of the files, Windows search suddenly seems to become aware that they existed and then indexed and followed them correctly - even if they were subsequently moved back to the original location. I just created a temporary folder outside my library of documents and then each subfolder in the folder my documents him and then come back, one by one. It was a bit laborious but the problem solved - I know not why it worked, but all the old files are now indexed and appear correctly when you use Windows Search, and it seems not to have any problems, follow-up of the newly created files.

  Cheers, Jack

• Create subfolders in the folder in the document library

  I am trying to create subfolders in a particular file, I have in the document library.  I tried right click, select new, and there is no option to create a new folder.  I tried to create a folder on the desktop and by dragging in the folder and the files came the file disappeared!  For example, I managed to trade shows, so each show has its own file in the document library.  For each show, I want to create subfolders for contracts, menus, etc.  I hope that this option has not disappeared in the new OS!

  Hello

  You should be able to simply locate the folder in the library where you want to create the subfolder.

  Double-click the folder to open it then right click inside this folder and select the new/folder option.

  When you open the library, look at the top-right of the window and make sure that this folder is selected in the Arrange by: menu drop-down.

  If you have this option is set to something like name or modification Date, then you will not see the new/folder option.

  Let us know if that helps.

  Concerning

• Content of the Documents folder

  I just applied a windows update that changed my office unrecognizable, so I 'fiddled' (error) and reflection are passed all my documents to appdata/local/microsoft/windows/file/data /.

  Each file is now in a numbered folder.  How can I move them all back into my usual documents files?

  I tried a restore point, and it did not work.

  1. Press +R to display the race box, %nom user % and click OK (your user folder will appear).
  2. Right-click the Documents folder in the list and select Properties.
  3. On the location tab, make sure that it says this:

     C:\Users\Hilary\Documents

     Replace Hilary with your user account folder name. If you do not know your name of user account folder, go to C:\Users and note what is the name of the folder.

  4. Click OK to save the new location.

• Record the location of the document was last saved display no original location

  We just replaced our server farm terminal server.  The servers run 2008 R2 Remote Desktop services.  Adobe Acrobat XI.  All documents are in network shares.  Users work with thousands of documents per day.  When they sign a document or make changes and go save, save him location displays the last saved not location the place where the document was opened.   It wasn't the behavior with the old servers. And the protected mode is on and performed in the previous servers.

  Hi lances71288158,

  Yes, that's correct. With the latest Acrobat Reader of DC/DC, it shows that the last saved location, else you'll browse the folder. It does not save the location of the new folder.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• recommendations for the use of files outside of the root of web documents

  Hi all

  I decided to give another go to Dreamweaver now that I have CS4, rather than "hand coding", it's been a while, and I'm just getting used to everything...

  So the first site I created is a PHP/MySQL site and I have the installer. I have the files local/tests/remote view works fine, trotting along, now I want add files I normally outside the root of web documents, for example, if the web root is/website/htdocs / I like to put some files in/site/includes and include / require them as needed. The problem is that I can't decide how to view these files/folders by Dreamweaver.

  My only choice to move the root of the document/site sets up a directory? How will this effect site preview and other features?

  Thank you

  It is one of the less satisfactory aspects of the management of site in Dreamweaver, and several developers, including myself, made pressure on the Dreamweaver team in recent years to improve it. Who knows? They could possibly take knowledge.

  The only way to do at present is to create two site definitions, one nested inside the other. Set up the site definition normally based on specific folder as the root of your site. Then create a new site definition based on site. Dreamweaver will be nag you it can cause problems, but this doesn't actually block you to do. The only potential problem is with synchronization of the site.

  The problem with the use of site as the only basis for the definition of your site is that Dreamweaver automatically puts things like connections, Scripts and other files in the root of the site. Thus, all things evil at the level of the site hierarchy. Frankly, all this is a bit of a pain. Development of the dynamic site has been added to Dreamweaver only in the version 6 (Dreamweaver MX), and nobody had really thought through the need to store files outside the root of the site.

• How to put back the Documents folder in Finders?

  I accidentally slicked and swipped the 'Documents' on the right in Finders folder and it disappeared.  How can hand the Document folder in finders?

  Have you tried to drag the Documents folder to the sidebar of the Finder?

  Have you tried (in the Finder) visit the preferences-> sidebar and the option for the Documents folder?

• How can I open a new folder to key strokes in the documents in Finder?

  When I use Finder to save a document, I select a folder advertising can then create another folder in the existing or parallel to it.  But even if both the 'new file' and 'save' buttons exist in the menu, they fall under the threshold of my screen and are not accessible.  Œuvres command S to save the document, but the Shift N command does not create a new folder - he said I went "icognito".  Not what I want.

  Can you help me?

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• How to use "Insert" in the Documents folder in an e-mail message?

  I would lke to use the "drawing" file to insert into the documents folder.

  If you have a file that is stored in the Documents folder, it just start your new message and click Insert attachments. The Documents folder opens and you can select your file. Double-click it, or click open to add it to your email.

• Can I change the "Documents" or "Downloads" folder to C:\ to D:\?

  Can I change the "Documents" or "Downloads" folder to C:\ to D:\? After that, save ALL data requests go on the drive D:\? (My C:\ drive is full and my drive D:\ is empty).

  Move your personal data folders in Windows Vista, the easy way
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/moving-your-personal-data-folders-in-Windows-Vista-the-easy-way/

  How to change your default folders in Vista for, music, Documents, photos
  Posted by Kevin in How to, Windows Vista
  http://www.vistarevisited.com/2008/01/05/How-to-change-your-default-folders-in-Vista-for-musicdocumentspictures/