(an OT, musing response:) Interesting. A year or so ago, on a Python
list, because I was trying to write a my0wnData file (for the
program, not the user), I asked how to find out what "the program's
own folder" *was*. On OS X it's weird; the "own folder" turns out to
be inside the application bundle (so invisible to the user). But the
interesting bit is that I got told by many, many people on that list
that one should never, never write things in arbitrary (non-system-
designated) places, or assume anything about where anything was
written that relied on any "default" location.
Charles Hartman
Not that I can see - especially in Windows where some apps write to
the
AppData folder, some write to the Registry, some write local files,
I think
you should do what best suits you.
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