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Well, in my Windows installation there simply isn’t enough free space on C: since I try to keep only Windows and program files there and use other drives as a storage for bigger files. There simply is no way to get enough free space in C:, system restore is already disabled. Does anyone know if there is a possibility of linking a folder in D: to C: so that it is invisible to programs (like symlinking in UNIX systems)? <big cry>In my opinion it is a _big_ design flaw if a program writes huge temporary files without an option to configure where to write those to. It makes the program completely useless for me and many others.</big cry>

Hi, I cannot find any setting to change the working directory of Express Scribe. By default it is C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\NCH Swift Sound\Scribe The problem here is that I don’t have very much free disk space in my C: drive and the temporary .wav files Scribe uses are rather big. Windows keeps on complaining about the full C: drive. I have also tried to search the Windows register for this settings without any success.