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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / December 2005redirect my documents
Hello, How can I change the folder when my user want to insert an attachment?? I would like to use an especific folder.. can I to do this?? thks, Jane > How can I change the folder when my user want to insert an > attachment?? I would like to use an especific folder.. can I to do > this?? How depends on your version of Outlook.  SignatureBrian Tillman is outlook 2003 ..of office 2003 with SP2 Janaina Rodrigues <jrodrigues@sattours.com.br> wrote: > How can I change the folder when my user want to insert an > attachment?? I would like to use an especific folder.. can I to do > this?? How depends on your version of Outlook. -- Brian Tillman > is outlook 2003 ..of office 2003 with SP2 Please use Plain text in newsgroups. Thanks. You can change the default folder where Outlook 2003 will store attachments when you Save As, but I believe Outlook initially will always look in My Documents when you want to add an attachment. If you change to another folder within an Outlook, Outlook should remember that location as long as it continues to run. You can change the location of My Documents, however, if that suits you. See http://www.slipstick.com/config/attachfolder.htm SignatureBrian Tillman perfect!! thks a lot! Jana Janaina Rodrigues <jrodrigues@sattours.com.br> wrote: > is outlook 2003 ..of office 2003 with SP2 Please use Plain text in newsgroups. Thanks. You can change the default folder where Outlook 2003 will store attachments when you Save As, but I believe Outlook initially will always look in My Documents when you want to add an attachment. If you change to another folder within an Outlook, Outlook should remember that location as long as it continues to run. You can change the location of My Documents, however, if that suits you. See http://www.slipstick.com/config/attachfolder.htm -- Brian Tillman |
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