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Jane T.
January 27th 04, 10:43 AM
In the Help and support it says:

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To redirect My Documents to the home directory
Open a Group Policy object that is linked to the site,
domain, or organizational unit that contains the users
whose My Documents folders you want to redirect.
In the console tree, double-click Folder Redirection to
display My Documents.

Where?

policy name Policy
User Configuration
Windows Settings
Folder Redirection
My Documents

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HOWEVER:
when I go to the Group Policy Window and from that to User
Configuration - Windows Settings, then I DON'T see any
folder named "Folder Redirection". Does anyone have any
idea how that can be changed? I really would like to
redirect "My Documents" to a more sensible partition than
C:/.

Anando [MS-MVP]
January 27th 04, 02:03 PM
Hi Jane,

To change the location of My Documents, right-click on the My Documents icon
and select properties. On the target tab, mention the full path of the new
location that you desire and click 'move'.

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Anando
Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/User
http://www.microsoft.com/mvp
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"Jane T." > wrote in message
...
> In the Help and support it says:
>
> =========================
> To redirect My Documents to the home directory
> Open a Group Policy object that is linked to the site,
> domain, or organizational unit that contains the users
> whose My Documents folders you want to redirect.
> In the console tree, double-click Folder Redirection to
> display My Documents.
>
> Where?
>
> policy name Policy
> User Configuration
> Windows Settings
> Folder Redirection
> My Documents
>
> =========================
>
> HOWEVER:
> when I go to the Group Policy Window and from that to User
> Configuration - Windows Settings, then I DON'T see any
> folder named "Folder Redirection". Does anyone have any
> idea how that can be changed? I really would like to
> redirect "My Documents" to a more sensible partition than
> C:/.

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