On Nov 7, 2009, at 12:12 PM, Richard Miller wrote:
I know this topic has been talked about before.... where to store
Rev stacks that will be frequently (and automatically) updated when
running under Windosw. As a result, I've followed the general
guidance of storing these stacks in the Documents folder. This seems
to avoid any problems with the Windows "virtual folders" issue. I
haven't actually tested this under Windows 7, but I assume it is
still a valid and safe place.
However, I'm running into a new issue. My program stores video files
in this same location, as these videos are tightly integrated into
the program. I wouldn't mind storing the videos
In the Dictionary, searching with specialfolderpath I find the
following:
For Windows systems, you can also specify a CSIDL number that
identifies a special folder. Some Commonly used CSIDL values are:
0x001a: The user application data folder (e.g. "C:/Documents
and settings/Fred/Application Data")
0x0023: The "all users" application data folder (e.g. "C:/
Documents and settings/all users/Application Data")
0x000d: The "My Music" folder
0x000e: The "My Videos" folder
0x0027: The "My Pictures" folder
Is there any reason why 0x000e: The "My Videos" folder is a not
considered? Seems like an appropriate choice.
sims
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