Paul Berkowitz wrote:
> There's no problem putting things in the Microsoft User Data folder, which is
where such 'extras" belong. I wonder if there would even be a problem with
extra stuff in the outer Microsoft Office 2001 folder - is that where you
had the archiver? But the inner "Office" folder is sacrosanct: it's
more-or-less the "system" folder for Office 2001.
The folder that contained Entourage Email Archive was inside the Microsoft
Office 2001 folder, at the same level as the applications and the five
folders originally installed. EEA was _not_ inside the "Office" folder.
> Of course there's no problem with putting custom Word Templates in the
templates folder - but IMO MS should change its location to the MUD folder
so you don't throw them out by accident.
I've tried placing templates and dictionaries outside their default folders
before, only to have Word unable to find them consistently. Why do they
behave differently from plain old documents?
-- Clayton Bennett
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