From: "Tiemo Hollmann TB" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello, I have read (but not deep enough) that you may not or should not
write into files in the programm files / subdir directory on Win Vista
because of user rights management / virtual store or something like this.
Is this really a bad style or even a KO, which brakes something and you
should
only use the application data directory for INI files and stuff like this,
or can I just go on, keeping everything thight together in my program
files
folder?
For data storage it's out for Vista (by default). Can be done under XP if
the user is the admin but you can't rely on that anymore (we used to get
away with it and shouldn't have been able to). Vista will write your data
out to virtual storage if UAC is turned on (default). Best to write to My
Documents or one of several folders under Documents and Settings. In Rev My
Documents is handy and is suported by the SpecialFolders function.
Scott Kane
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