My user’s account folders, in which partition?

[I am shifting this query from the "Customization" forum, as it got no answers there. I hope this is allowed; i beg your pardon if it isn't].
***************************************
My O.S. is Windows 7.
My HD has two partitions, C: and D:, the latter intended for all data, leaving the whole of C: for the system, Windows and the applications.
In the directory tree, the Windows Explorer shows my user’s account (say “Name”) both under C:/Users and under D:/Users. - O.K.

Now, I want all my data files to go, by default, to folders (temporary or others) under D:/User/Name.
Instead though, certain savings go to temporary folders under C:/User/Name/..., for instance files attached to e-mail messages if viewed and then saved.
How can I direct everything to D:/, by default?

Also, I tried to trim off all folders from under C:/User/Name, but then some applications failed to perform right; it’s as if certain folders must stay under C:/User/Name, like ‘Desktop’ or ‘Favorites’ (if ‘Favorites’ is under D:/User/Name but not under C:/User/Name, then the Favorites wont display in my browser).
Must that be so?

Thank you for any help.
ACA

In the properties window you've clicked on location tab. Yes?

You then press move and search for your now location, I always have a new folder waiting there with its new name. Press OK and on the location tab press Apply. You'll be asked if you want to move all the files etc., say yes and off it goes.

Desktop & Favorites I've moved the same without a problem but you can't move the C:/User/Name folder as, yes, some of your folders have to stay there. App Data for a big example.

Hope that helps.

Thanks, Lasie B.
But when you write "In the properties window ..." (your first line), the properties of what element?
Where must I be, in order to click on that 'Properties' tab?
I beg your pardon for being too ignorant even to be helped.
ACA

ACA,

The majority of the folders can be moved.

As pointed out, not all. I have tried different approaches regarding moving all and so far have not been satisfied with the results.

Brink wrote an excellent tutorial on moving the folders. Let's see if I can find the link for the tutorial.

User Folders - Change Default Location

Thanks a lot, Karlsnookers. That tutorial by Brink is wonderful and works perfectly. Only the "Application Data" folder cannot be moved, understandably.
Thanks again. - Solved.

And, Lasy B, if you happen to open this again, now I see where you meant I had to click on "Properties". And then it was the same process as the one in Brink's tutorial.Thank you also.

(I added to your reputation, both)
ACA

Glad to have been of assistance. Brink's tutorial is excellent.

Sorry, whs; I don't even know what OEM means; but nice of you to point that snag out.
I had no such problem: in my laptop the recovery partition is only 13GB, with C: and D: in the 280GB range.
ACA

Thnak you for educating me in this respect. Thanks to that now I know that my system was OEM indeed, with a small E: recovery drive and two large C: and D: work drives.
ACA