Due to Tobi's request I've quickly created and uploaded a System_Folders class (see link below).  This class provides a list of all of the Windows Special Folders so you can get their folder paths.

Anyhow basically all you have to do is... Insert a class object into your database modules and paste the code into it. To use it do the following:

Dim sysFolders as New System_Folders
msgbox sysFolders.folder_path_for(MYDOCUMENTS)

A list of possible system folders will appear when you open the bracket (.

http://f4.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/4FHVQ4kQ1rqHJFLyFUR65wLhtvmZ9qtEvwq2Vvijn74saYccEq_iiXW6GQzag684FMug7RWJGPvmKAHl_O8/Handy%20Classes/System_Folders.txt

Hasta luego,

Duane Hennessy.
Bandicoot Software
Tropical Queensland, Australia
(ABN: 33 682 969 957)

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