J B wrote:

> On starting up Mozilla, it appears that Mozilla can't find my user account's
> profile folder. What currently happens, and has had to happen since I've
> been using this Win2K desktop is I have to 'create' a new profile in my
> profile's folder everytime I start up. This has problems in that
> occasionally my whole Mozilla profile gets reset to the default setting...
> now, this is a real pain in the royal arse, if u get what i mean, as I have
> to tell Profile mgr to create a profile in a certain folder and then
> start-up.... [and as moz crashes due to it pre-release nature, this means
> i'd rather use IE as my browser... ]
>
> the release notes state:
>  http://www.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla0.9.7/#setprefs ]
>
> "Your profile directory is located at:
> %WINDOWS%\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\<profilename>\xxxxxxxx.slt\ on
> Windows "
>
> Now, the WINDOWS env variable wasn't set on this machine, so i set it
> uniformly.. but that doesn't work. Maybe the documentation is out of step.
> My profile folder is set to Roam and Synchronise with a server.... and I
> have heard that on encrypted NTFS drives, the profile mgr cant find the
> user's profile either.
>
> What I'm looking for is either:
> 1- a fix I can implement myself [ie. how does Moz attempt to find the user's
> profile folder, and error log to see if maybe permissions aren't set etc..]
> 2- a bug number [as if there isn't one, there should be]
>
> Any help? I have requested before.. but maybe this problem is a little
> obscure.... but is certainly a problem with running Moz in this Corporate
> Environment...
>
> Tanks
>
> Jon

This must be similar to WinXP woes.And,the problem is that XP hides such
files.After getting into View/etc.you can find that there is an Application Data
folder after all. The Release Notes do not mention this little problem.I have no
idea why the profiles are in Windows,anyway.



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