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I want to change the default location in Outlook Express 5.5 (running under Windows 2000 Professional) so that when I go to attach a document it doesn't offer me C:\My Documnets but my network location, e.g. H:\Word. I know you can change the default file locations in other Microsoft products...

I've had something similar that I tried to resolve. Basically when you search through Microsoft they admit that this can't be done. However, I did find a workaround - in Outlook Express, anyway. If you open up the Address Book and click on the subfolders you can see the contents (names) in...

I've had something similar that I tried to resolve. Basically when you search through Microsoft they admit that this can't be done. However, I did find a workaround - in Outlook Express, anyway. If you open up the Address Book and click on the subfolders you can see the contents (names) in...

I just recorded this macro when carrying out the commands - Word does it all for you. I just typed some random words and decided that I wanted to find the word 'night' and then insert a page break after it. Sub finding() ' ' finding Macro ' Macro recorded 08/01/2003 '...

That's neat! Then you can just Print Current Page (I've put a button on my ToolBar for that!), assuming you have the <<ABC>> View Current Data button pushed in. Des. Barking, Essex.

It just doesn't look right somehow, does it? If this is just for a one-off or some sort of printout you can do it really easily in PowerPoint by just flipping the text box. Des Barking, Essex.

Try turning off this annoying feature. In Word 2000:- Tools Autocorrect.... AutoFormat As You Type tab and uncheck Apply as you type - Borders. Des. Barking, Essex.

What I've done is Assign a very simple macro called EndProg to the Cancel button:- Sub EndProg MsgBox &quot;Application Halted&quot;, vbCritical, &quot;Bye, Bye&quot; End End Sub This will stop the macro. You can add in line to go back to the sheet you started with. You might also...

Microsoft Support article Q207748 gives full details on how to move/copy AutoCorrect entries. Follow the steps and it orks just fine.

I've used the DSUM facility to set between date and date parameters. Help will show you the steps. If you need to compare 2 criteria the IFAND works quite well. Whether or not you can combine the two, I'm not sure - but it could be worth trying. Best of luck.

I want to change the default so that when I go to attach a document it doesn't offer me C:\My Documnets but my network location, e.g. H:\Word. I know you can change the default file locations in other Microsoft products, so how do I do it in Outlook Express? Does anybody know?

Sorry, should have made myself clearer. I store my documents on a network drive but when you come to attach one to an e-mail it automatically defaults to the location C:\My Documents. I want to be able to have it default to my network folder; you can set the default file location for your...

Is it possible to set the default file location to other than C:My Documents - the way you can in Word?

Is it possible to preserve the contact details of group members when exporting an Address Book as a .csv file?

Is there ANY way to save Group member details when exporting the Address Book in Outlook Express?