You don't need to have an open image to do this. In fact, it is probably better not to: you will see an error message that there is no open file. Acknowledge the message and then click the stop recording button. Make sure the original command line (with the wrong location) is selected, and delete the line.

Finally, highlight the action set name, open the Actions Palette menu and choose "Save Actions..." to update the ATN file on disk.

What if I don't have Drive C on my system?

For Plus Versions

When you save the selected treatment settings for batch operation, a V-Suite script stores these data in a text file in the root folder of drive C. It's only a very small file, and you do not need to bother about it. However, if, for some reason, you do not have a drive C on your system, you will be forced to edit both JavaScripts to identify the new location as well as edit the action set, as described in the previous section.

You should make this change on copies of the script files, just in case something happens.

Open each script in a suitable text editor, such as Notepad. Don't use a word processor, like MS Word, or the script will be damaged.

Very near the start of each file you should see the following instruction:

var defaultSettingsFile = "C:\\vv-settings.txt";

Simply change the "C" to the drive letter you wish to use and save the file, making no other changes.