About elipongo
I'm a single, Modern Orthodox, Jewish man.
I live in Ellington CT and I'm currently the Co-President of my synagogue, Congregation Knesseth Israel.
I work as a paramedic for the Ambulance Service of Manchester, a commercial ambulance service that does both emergencies and routine transports throughout the region.
In addition to my Paramedic License, I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
I enjoy Bicycling, Reading (Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Biographies, History), Blogging, Watching Movies on DVD (Yeah Netflix!), and meeting people.
I'm looking for that proverbial nice Jewish girl who isn't intimidated by someone who's observant. I want to settle down and raise a nice, observant family.
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Here's my deal. I have an XP and a program that saves files to the program file. My boss wants me to figure out how to save them to a desktop file. I have no idea how to go about doing this. So, if you know how to change the settings so that you can save to other files, please tell me, because I need that info.
I assume that you mean that you have a computer that's running Windows XP as it's operating system...
Click on "File" in the upper left hand corner of the program's window.
This will open up a menu.
Select "Save As..." from that menu.
This will bring up a Save Item dialog window.
Along the left side of the dialog window there are several buttons, click the button that's labeled "Desktop"
Name and save your file.
PS Make sure not to use any punctuation when you're saving your file, that can make it end up in different places than you expect.
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Thanks, that's what I've been doing. But I just wanted to know a way to get it to automatically save it to a different folder, but it's ok, I can live with this minor inconvienience.
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