I think the real answer to your question is that when you save an
attachment or scan a document, if you save it to your desktop, you'll
know where it is when you are done.

Thats it.

Anything placed on the desktop is saved to the HD.  If you always use
your MY DOCUMENTS folder for letters, photos, and such, you can always
save your documents there instead.  Just as long as you remember that
you saved them there.

Putting things on the desktop just makes it easier to find and open. 
Until your desktop gets cluttered with so many icons.  I save a lot of
things to my desktop if i'm only going to use it once.  I'll download
a program to install to the desktop, run it and then throw it in the
recycle bin.  That way I don't have to navigate folders to run the
program after downloading it.

Blake
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004 11:14:50 -0000, Janet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can anyone tell me why it is recommended that when needing to scan an 
> attachment it should be sent to Desktop to do it.   I understand that 
> it cannot be done anywhere else, but why is the Desktop safe to do it? 
> I am presuming that the Desktop is not part of the HD but what makes 
> it capable of receiving an attachment?
> 
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