Paul Stone wrote:
Both methods worked like a charm. Thanks very much!! :)
Setting it to USERPROFILE is a little more elegant, so I will go with that.
I'm back to happy Vimming!
Paul Stone
What is "more" or "less" elegant than something else is a question of opinion.
Beware though, that the method below changes $HOME within Vim for all users
(all login names) on your system.
Best regards,
Tony.
On 11/21/06, A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Paul Stone wrote:
> Just to be clear, my User Profiles directory is in the usual spot on
> the C: drive. It's just the HOMEDRIVE, HOMEDIR, and HOMESHARE
> environment variables that are pointing to the network.
>
> Paul Stone
>
Then it's even easier than what I suggested: if everyone can accept to
use
their %USERPROFILE% directory as the "Vim Home" directory, then you
can write
let $HOME = $USERPROFILE
in the global $VIM/vimrc
Best regards,
Tony.
