bilemke Posted August 12, 2004 Posted August 12, 2004 Finally got to reading about all the activity with WIHU... Great job Benjamin Kalytta! Been playing with it for a few hours, something I would love to see...When creating a user interactively, instead of by using users.ini, would it be possible for all of the user related paths to default to the usering root profile directory like "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\%shellfolder%"?Ideally dynamically find this so if it windows is not installed to "C:" it would locate the proper directory.. I know many people probably use your program as a way to make the user account store on some other drive letter, but I often leave mine in the default location.
MCT Posted August 12, 2004 Posted August 12, 2004 %userprofile% is the variable works same asC:\Documents and settingsD:\Documents and settingsInsert Drive Letter:\Documents and settings
bilemke Posted August 12, 2004 Author Posted August 12, 2004 @MCTCorrect.. sorta.. %userprofile% will get you "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%"This will not work for a new user path as it would alway come up as "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator" if you were running WIHU under the Administrator account.I am looking for in the interactive mode of WIHU to take the user name I enter on the very top of page, say "bilemke", and fill in all the other paths with a default. Like HOMEPATH would fill in after tabing out of the username box and say "\Documents and Settings\bilemke"... Else it can result in a lot of typing.. Maybe even adding a "Browse" button next to each box...
BenjaminKalytta Posted August 12, 2004 Posted August 12, 2004 @bilemke: Which fields do you mean, or which things should be initialized?Shellfolders (if not specified) will always created automatically by windows at %USERPROFILE%\ShellFolderName.Remains Home and Profile directory whereby both will created automatically by windows on correct place %SystemRoot%\Documents And Settings\NewUserOr did I missunderstand you?Benjamin
bilemke Posted August 12, 2004 Author Posted August 12, 2004 @BenjaminKalyttaAh, my mistake... was looking at %SystemRoot%\Documents And Settings\NewUserAll is good
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