Hiya,
What about writing a little test app for the user to install and run.
After installing, the test app sends the 'cd ..' and 'dir' commands
to the shell. Grab that output, should tell you the directory it's
in.
Haven't tried this btw...
Cheers,
Luis.
Luis,
I don't know how to write shell() commands. I only know Transcript,
which supports shell but doesn't tell you how to write them :-)
I know how to search the list and copy shell commands I find posted,
but that's the extent of it.
Shari
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