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Old 07-08-2011, 04:29 AM
slickcondo slickcondo is offline Old Excel Document folder automatically created in My Documents Windows XP Old Excel Document folder automatically created in My Documents Office 97
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Originally Posted by macropod View Post
Hi slickcondo,

Do you have any Word or Excel settings referring to that folder (eg under Tools|Options|General)?
Hi macropod,

Thanks for your reply. I only have these setting within Word or Excel (like when I open up a Word document or Excel document, but not to the short cut Old Excel Document folder. It is like any other folder in my Document with lots of sub-folders in it. While other folders in My Documents are actual folder, this one is a short cut folder.

Hope I understood what you were asking and have given my answers accordingly.
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