That would be the location their Roaming or local profile would normally be
stored $ENV{USERPROFILE} - their home directory is an attribute of their
account.
I've used Win32::NetAdmin in the past and the UserGetAttributes routine when
I needed to see this sort of stuff.
Kind regards,
Mark Anderson
Team Leader - RSWI/LAN Admin
1st Floor, The Cornerstone
60 South Gyle Crescent
Edinburgh, EH12 9UX
Tel: 0131 523 7630
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Greetings. I'm assuming I'm just missing something obvious here, but how do
I find the current user's "home" directory (C:\Documents and
Settings\<user>)? I didn't see it in the Win32 module, but I could have
missed it.
--Paul Hoffman
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