From: rickNOSPAMnews@NOSPAMcomcast.net   
      
   > I can do that but I seem to recall you could edit an INI or   
   > something that automatically defaulted you to the new folder.   
      
   Right-click on the icon you use to start VB, select Properties from the   
   pop-up list and type in whatever path you want in the "Start in:" field   
   (enclosed it in quote marks). Not sure if it matters or not, but the path I   
   have typed in there does not have a trailing backslash.   
      
   Rick   
      
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