Hello Chris,
Friday, November 28, 2003, 4:53:46 AM, you wrote:
C> Why does The Bat! insist on putting data files in its own directory?
C> In theory, normal users should not be able to modify the contents of
C> The Bat!'s directory. Therefore, The Bat! should store its data files
C> in the user's home directory (%userprofile%\Application Data\The Bat!
C> [There is a better way to get the path of the "Application Data"
C> firectory {it can be redirected}, using the API SHGetFolderPath()
C> {this may be getting to technical}]).
As long as you're not talking about having this stuff stored on the C-drive,
I don't care. Otherwise it (TB!) gets dumped from the first version that
insists on installing on that drive.
My C-drive is full of mostly unused (if not to say completely
useless) (alas not only)M$-spaceconsuming things I'd better not call by name.
But I guess that's not what you meant, and I really know too little about the
"technical" side to discuss the matter.
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Best Wishes,
Mark
using The Bat! 2.01.50
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