Adrian,
If you are referring to the logged on user then the path is always ~/
Library/etc. If you are referring to all users, then you need to list
the /Users directory which will give you a list of the accounts on the
local machine. You should be able to parse the username from the
listing of that directory. You will probably need to use a sudo
command if you are trying to install fonts in any other user than the
one currently logged on.
Marc Siskin
On Apr 24, 2009, at 11:28 AM, Adrian Williams wrote:
Hello all,
Installing fonts into the Public domain is a breeze:
MacHD/Library/Fonts/MyNewFont.ttf
But I need to install and uninstall fonts in the Users domain. For
example:
MacHD/Users/someunknownname/Library/Fonts/MyNewFont.ttf
How can I retrieve 'someunknownname' from any computer and place it
in a variable in the pathname?
Thanks,
Adrian
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