MS Office Word 6 for iMac

Not sure where to ask this since it concerns using Word for Mac:
How do you set Word to go to Documents to open a file? I have used "Preferences" and selected "Documents" but Word goes to: "Users"/"Vernon"/"sites"/Documents which leaves little room for expansion of panels to see the full title of documents!
Listed in one of the panels, Documents appears under the Sites but above it is listed another Documents along with Applications etc.
I would like to go directly to Documents as NeoOffice does.
I hope my description is not too muddy to be understood.
thanks for your help.
Vernon

Vern,
Are you using the Windows version of MS Word 6? You might have better luck going to the main Discussions page, scrolling down to Windows Compatible Technology, opening Windows Compatibility, and posting there.
I say that because version 6 for the Mac was a Classic application (using Mac OS version 9 or earlier), and our Intel-based Macs won't run that. You would need to use version X, 2004, or wait for 2007 to come out to run on your computer.
That said, you should be able to resize your save/open window, or change the view (top of the window) to help you read and write file names in a way that makes sense.
Hope this helps. Good luck!

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