At 13:40 12/11/2003, Liron Newman wrote: > >If program code is running other than interactively (ie. running as other > >than the currently logged in interactive user, or running when there is no > >interactive user logged in), when a temp folder or temp file is requested, > >the folder portion of the path will *always* point to <windir>\Temp. The > >only way to change that is to create your own temp path in whatever folder > >you want to use. But you will then be responsible for ensuring uniqueness > >of the temp files created there. > > >This isn't entirely correct - You *can* change this by changing the >value of TEMP under Control Panel=>System=>Advanced=>Environment >Variables=>System Variables=>TEMP. > >Note that if you are not running XMail as a service under the >LocalSystem account, you'll need to change this setting for the user you >are using (By logging ona s that user and changing TEMP in the same >window but under the "User variables" list). I've tried this in the past for disconnected processes, and for some reason they always seemed to end up going to <windir>\Temp anyway. But perhaps I was doing something wrong (a distinct possibility...:)
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