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How to change options for saving when old directory(network) gone

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Mel Ackerman - 10 Aug 2006 19:09 GMT
I have moved my computer from a network to home and cannot change the EXcel
"tools" "options" ( such as automatice Save to file) as EXcel still looks for
the old network directory. Is reconnecting to the network my only option??
Mark - 10 Aug 2006 21:19 GMT
> I have moved my computer from a network to home and cannot change the EXcel
> "tools" "options" ( such as automatice Save to file) as EXcel still looks for
> the old network directory. Is reconnecting to the network my only option?

I may be missing your warning but I'll take a shot as what I think you
said didn't make sense.  Select: TOOLS...OPTIONS...(Select the GENERAL
Tab)...Then change the entry besides the label..."Default File
Location"

That should do it for ya.
Mel Ackerman - 10 Aug 2006 21:32 GMT
I have tried that but every time I try to open the General tab is says
"cannot find M\data file" as i no longer have an "M" directory!! ie it won't
let me make changes because I no longer have an M directory

> > I have moved my computer from a network to home and cannot change the EXcel
> > "tools" "options" ( such as automatice Save to file) as EXcel still looks for
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> That should do it for ya.
Mark - 10 Aug 2006 22:10 GMT
> I have tried that but every time I try to open the General tab is says
> "cannot find M\data file" as i no longer have an "M" directory!! ie it won't
> let me make changes because I no longer have an M directory

Try remapping the M Drive to something local then.  It should free
things up.  I assume you dont need the drive anylonger anyhow.  Even if
you do you can always remap it later.
 
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