Default Save location

On my previous install of InDesign CS5, when I would save down a new version of a file I was working on, it would default to the enclosing folder of the original item I had opened.
Now having installed CS5.5, when I go to save sown a new version of the file, it defaults to the last location I saved anything, rather than the eclosing folder of the file I opened and adjusted.
I have checked Lion and inDesign for a setting to change this, but can't find it. Does anyone know how I can change this? Because in the middle of my work flow it's annoying to have to navigate to a specific folder ever time when saving. Before, it would just assume I was trying to save to the folder of the document I opened, which makes logical sense....

I actually forgot to tell you about one of my favourite scripts that has a work around to this problem, it's a batch convertor by Peter Kahrel, here, (it works with CS5 fine so it should work with 5.5 too) and can convert folders of documents at a time.  I tend to use it sometimes even for one document as it plonks the new version back in the same place.  I haven't tried using it to overwrite files (not recommended unless you have backups anyway) as I go CS3 > IDML > CS5.

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                                  set nom_pages to nom_court & (do shell script "date +_%Y%m%d_%H%M%S.pages")
                        else
                                  set nom_pages to nom_court & ".pages"
                        end if
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              end tell
              set new_pages to (dossier_source & nom_pages) as alias
              tell application "Pages"
                        if deleteWarnings then set warnings_avant to my get_warnings()
                        set nbDocs to count of documents
      open file un_document
                        repeat
                                  if (count of documents) > nbDocs then exit repeat
                                  delay 0.2
                        end repeat
      save document 1 in new_pages
              end tell
              if deleteWarnings then
                        set warnings_apres to my get_warnings()
                        if (count of warnings_apres) > (count of warnings_avant) then
                                  repeat with f in warnings_apres
                                            if f is not in warnings_avant then
                                                      my close_warnings(f)
                                                      exit repeat
                                            end if -- f is not
                                  end repeat
                        end if -- (count of warnings_apres
              end if -- deleteWarnings…
    end main
    --=====
    on get_warnings()
              tell application "Pages" to activate
              tell application "System Events" to tell application process "Pages"
                        return (get name of every window whose subrole is "AXSystemFloatingWindow")
              end tell
    end get_warnings
    --=====
    on close_warnings(w)
              tell application "Pages" to activate
              tell application "System Events" to tell application process "Pages"
                        tell window w to click first button
              end tell
    end close_warnings
    --===== 
    on parleAnglais()
              local z
              try
                        tell application "Pages" to set z to localized string "Cancel"
              on error
                        set z to "Cancel"
              end try
              return (z is not "Annuler")
    end parleAnglais
    --=====
    --[/SCRIPT]
    --{code}
    Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) vendredi 19 août 2011 17:16:31
    iMac 21”5, i7, 2.8 GHz, 4 Gbytes, 1 Tbytes, mac OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7.0
    My iDisk is : <http://public.me.com/koenigyvan>
    Please : Search for questions similar to your own before submitting them to the community
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