I've re-written the directions on this link to be cleaner and easier to read. http://www.dyonisii.com/cgi-bin/waterwheel/index.pl?case=win&sub=mds MOVING THE '\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\' FOLDER TO ANOTHER DRIVE The following is based on KB236621 but revised for XP. 1. Open Explorer. 2. Create a new folder called 'Documents and Settings' in your desired drive. 3. Create a new ...

Are the notes still in the original UnfiledNotes section? Have you tried opening a backup? The recommended way to move UnfiledNotes is to go to the section that you want to move, go to File->SaveAs, then pick the new location and save the section as "Unfiled Notes". After that, go to Tools->...

Hi ju.c, thank you for your trouble! "ju.c" wrote: Move your Documents And Settings USERNAME profile off of the C: drive http://www.tech-recipes.com/windows_tips1409.html This is still not what I'm looking for. I don't want to move a single userprofile but rather the complete "Documents and Settings" folder, which should be possible regarding to the MS ...

.... Here's the help you're looking for: Move your Documents And Settings USERNAME profile off of the... "This is a tip that allows you to move ALL your personalized settings in 'C:\Documents and ... button. I don't want ot move "My Documents" but rather the entire "Documents ...http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314843/en-us under "Moving the entire folder". But as I mentioned a reboot...

... and select 'My Documents' then click the 'Change Location' button. I don't want ot move "My Documents" but rather the entire "Documents and Settings" folder. That can't be done with ... only way seems to be the one described in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314843/en-us under "Moving the entire folder". But as I mentioned a reboot restores the registy entries to "C:\Documents and ...

... I know this has been asked many time before, but I can’t find the answer. I want to move "C:\Documents and Settings" to "D:\Documents and Settings". I followed carefully all the steps in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314843/en-us under "Moving the entire folder". But after a reboot the registry keys and values point again to "C:\Documents and...

I know this has been asked many time before, but I can’t find the answer. I want to move "C:\Documents and Settings" to "D:\Documents and Settings". I followed carefully all the steps in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314843/en-us under "Moving the entire folder". But after a reboot the registry keys and values point again to "C:\Documents and ...

...])^2. more accurately, x=Vt is threedimensional surface where each of x, V, t go on its own axis (try ploting x=Vt and you'll see). velocity is wrongfully taught to move objects. and what's more why would someone introduce them two unknowns V and t to unscramble one unknown x -- it's complication beyond necessary. ONCE YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THIS POINT YOUR...

...(t[s])^2. more accurately, x=Vt is threedimensional surface where each of x, V, t go on its own axis (try ploting x=Vt and you'll see). velocity is wrongfully taught to move objects. and what's more why would someone introduce them two unknowns V and t to unscramble one unknown x -- it's complication beyond necessary. ONCE YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THIS POINT YOUR ENTIRE ...

... view and drag them over to the new folder or use Edit, move to folder and select the new calendar folder. This is the ...my old laptop that was provided by my company. I want to move many of the appointments to my new personal laptop. Therefore, I... and copied it onto the new laptop. However, how do I move the appointments from this calendar into the default calendar in ...