   How can I change the target for "My Documents"
  I would love to just click "Save" when I go to save anything, ever, without having to go through several layers of crap to get to where I want it, on my hard drive (a completely seperate physical drive from c.  But the default place on almost EVERY application is "My Documents", which is on the C: drive.  Is there any way I can make this folder point to another drive?   
  Right-click, properties ?Or you can change the profile details in My computer, manage, local users & groups, users.   [edited by - Fruny on February 11, 2004 1:58:06 PM];  Edit HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders\Personal in the registry (using regedit).   [ DGDev -- The Delphi Games Development Community ] [ Help GameDev.net fight cancer ];  As fruny said.Start -> right click on "documents" select "properties" and change the target. ;  I already tried that, and it shows the location and all, but I can''t change it.  WTF?  I have admin priveliges.  Hmm.... ;  You should have three buttons there, Restore default, Move... and Find Target, at leaset in win xp. Use the move button to change it. I used this on my previous workplace to setup all the computers to use the same document map, and it worked great ;  I''m in XP, and there are none of the buttons you mentioned.  I''ll post a screenshot later.   ;  Useless Hacker's way would work too, maybe try that instead.Urgh, There is a way to enable and disable the option but I can't remember how and I have to go out in a moment. Now its going to bug me so if you havent figured it out by the time I get back...   [edited by - tiffany_smith on February 11, 2004 3:01:09 PM];  Did you right click the folder "My Documents", that can be found on the desktop, for example. It doesn''t work if you click the one in Documents and settings\.....\My Documents ;  There are various powertoys available from Microsoft for Windows.  I know that in Tweak UI for Windows XP you can change my documents, my pictures, etc targets, but I''m not sure for the others (I''m not even sure if win 95 has my documents.. but anyway).Here they are (I couldn''t find powertoys for 98):Microsoft PowerToys for Windows XPMicrosoft PowerToys for Windows 95 and NT