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Hi fellow members,

I am a newbie. I have a problem.
When I save picture files using IE7 using "save as picture", I choose a particular destination folder to save to.
But if I subsequently save the 2nd, 3rd, 4th file and so on , it don't remember which was the last folder saved to. That wastes time as I have to specify the folder again. That is bad.

In Win XP, when we continuously save files, it remembers which was the last folder we save to. That is good.
How do I make Win Vista to operate that way as in Win XP?

OS: Windows Vista Ultimate Edition

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