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To anyone using Windows 7 - is there a way to assign a custom folder as the default folder for saving documents? It always wants to save to the Documents folder, but I don't want that. I have a separate folder on my desktop that I'd like to save things in by default. How do I do this?
Now if we could only have an option in Windows 7 to move individual files where we want within a folder, all would be sunshine and lollipops in my computerland. In XP, I could drag a photo or document to the middle, or end, of a row of photos/documents so that I could arrange things the way I wanted. If I had a folder full of different pictures and wanted to put a photo of myself next to a photo of other family members, instead of next to a picture of trees, I could do that in XP. Now you can't do that in Win7.
When right clicking on any blank space in the folder click on the sort by or group by to get a drop down list and click on more. From there scroll down and check the auto summary item.
When right clicking on any blank space in the folder click on the sort by or group by to get a drop down list and click on more. From there scroll down and check the auto summary item.
I haven't tested this BTW.
No, that didn't allow me to do move them. But now I'm curious about what Auto Summary does do.
You can't uncheck all the boxes. The check mark stays next to "Name" regardless. I honestly don't understand why they did this with Win7.
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