December 5, 2008 02:33am pst

1. gheist 38,839
2. nobus 4,664
3. sjm_ee 3,500
4. agriesser 3,000
5. omarfarid 2,800
6. blu 2,000
6. KMlynarski 2,000
6. dathho 2,000
6. LinuxNtwr... 2,000
6. billy_sodot 2,000
6. fraserc 2,000
6. dpk_wal 2,000
6. pnkljohns... 2,000
6. siliconbrit 2,000
6. duncan_roe 2,000
6. BillDL 2,000
6. war1 2,000
6. torimar 2,000
6. sjturner2 2,000
6. itsmeandn... 2,000
21. ahoffmann 1,500
21. arulkumar... 1,500
21. and235... 1,500
21. mwecom... 1,500
21. ray-solo... 1,500

1. Gns 165,141
2. gheist 160,570
3. jlevie 40,717
4. rindi 26,034
5. wesly_c... 24,069
6. ahoffmann 18,000
7. knollbert 10,725
8. slyong 10,382
9. griessh 6,850
10. garisoain 6,630
11. xberry 5,770
12. dorward 5,435
13. sunnycoder 5,300
14. ravenpl 5,114
15. b_vishw... 4,980
16. Nukfror 4,968
17. nobus 4,664
18. leew 4,400
19. blu 4,000
19. siliconbrit 4,000
21. PeteLong 3,875
22. duncan_roe 3,800
23. sjm_ee 3,500
23. and235... 3,500
25. agriesser 3,000

08.21.2008 at 10:56AM PDT, ID: 23667814 | Points: 125

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Default Open Windows Location

Asked by deb0001 in X-Windows Window Manager, Windows XP Operating System, Microsoft Operating Systems

Tags: Windows, 2003, default open location

I have a lazy user who wants to be able to open any application, Microsoft and Adobe and anything else, in the same file location. I am thinking that there must be a registry key I can change, but not sure. Ideas?Start Free Trial

Keywords: Default Open Windows Location

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1	Change default "save to" location
2	batch file to remote delete registry keys.
3	Deploy registry key using .adm file
4	Setting a default save location
5	Check to see if a registry key exist
6	.cmd or .bat command to delete regi…

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