How do I specify an output folder when exporting?

I am running Adobie Premiere Pro CS5.5.
I got to File -> Export -> Media. The "export settings" box appears.
I know how to set the settings for my desired export. The issue I'm having is under "summary" where the output is specified. Often, I find my video is being outputted to random and unwanted folders. My videos have ended up in folders buried deep in my hard drive where a few have been lost forever. How do I specify the output location so I can easily find my video in a place that I want and is convenient?
-- extremely frustrated.

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