> 1. When I receive a file, say an excel file from a colleague that I
> want to save into the My Documents folder, the default My Documents
> folder that presents itself is located above the My Computer level on
> the C: drive.
That's just a shortcut to the My Documents folder in your Windows User
profile.
> Normally, I prefer to store sub-folders in a My
> Documents folder that I keep below the My Computer hierarchy level on
> the C: drive.
They should be the same folder.
> Is there anyway to get rid of the My Documents folder
> which is at the same level as the My Computer level of the C: drive
> and change the default folder that is pointed to by Outlook when I
> save a file that I have received.
The Microsoft Knowledgebase has articles on this.
http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1
> 2. When I open the new version of Outlook it opens to the Personal
> Folders screen. Is there anyway to set Outlook up so that it always
> opens up to my Inbox rather than the Personal Folders screen.
Tools>Options>Other>Advanced. Change the "Startup in this folder" setting.
> 3. Finally, whenever I open an email with any kind of picture or
> graphic in it in the new Outlook it has screen the pic out until I
> right click and then the pic or graphic will show up. Where is the
> setting that I can change so that email with a pic or graphic will
> show up automatically without me having to right click it each time.
Tools>Options>Security>Change Automatic Download Settings

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