If your question is answered, please go to. Select the Use a Java Runtime Environment box, wait for the list below to populate and click the round button next to the Java version you installed. One more thing…Subscribe to my newsletter and get 11 free network administrator tools, plus a 30 page user guide so you can get the most out of them. After you install Java, in OpenOffice go to the menu Tools -> Options, expand the OpenOffice list and click Java. If anyone else has a better method, please email me ( or drop a line in the comments. That is the only way I know to change it. The side effect of this is that it changes the location of your “My Documents” folder – so this is a trade off you will need to consider. From that point on Outlook will default to that folder when you go to attach a file. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Foldersįind the “Personal” value, and change it to your folder of choice. Or you can dig into the registry down to this key: You can change the folder location by right clicking it on your desktop, and going to properties. The bummer is that after lots of research, I have come to the conclusion that the only way to change this is to change the location of your “My Documents” folder The default option is that it opens to the documents folder:
It could be useful to have Outlook open to the folder of your choice when clicking on the attachment button – especially if you send lots of them every day. I would like to change the default OPEN location, so I was wondering if you know how that would be accomplished. It is very informative however, it was almost what I was looking for.
I recently read your article about changing the default save location for MS Outlook 2003 at I recently received a question from a reader:
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