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‎Jan 09, 2008
09:57 AM
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Hi, today a bug shows that i didnt recognice in the past...
if i use
Windows - $WIN_WINDOWS$ - The Windows directory on Windows computers.
the variable returns C:\Documents and settings\Administrator\WINDOWS
not the real Windows path... any idea how i can get the real path...?
regards Valentin
edit: the system is an 64Bit IA processor and Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition SP2
if i use
Windows - $WIN_WINDOWS$ - The Windows directory on Windows computers.
the variable returns C:\Documents and settings\Administrator\WINDOWS
not the real Windows path... any idea how i can get the real path...?
regards Valentin
edit: the system is an 64Bit IA processor and Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition SP2
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‎Jan 09, 2008
10:57 AM
"Windows $WIN_WINDOWS$ The Windows directory (Windows 95/98/Me/XP/NT/2000 computers only)."
So I guess this won't work on 2003.
So I guess this won't work on 2003.
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‎Jan 10, 2008
02:51 AM
Why cant this information be provided in the manual ... anyway is there an other way to get this information with win 2003+?
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‎Jan 10, 2008
03:07 AM
I got that information from the manual. I guess what you can use is:
"System Folder (64-bit) $SYSTEM_64$ The default 64-bit System folder on a 64-bit system."
"System Folder (64-bit) $SYSTEM_64$ The default 64-bit System folder on a 64-bit system."
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‎Jan 10, 2008
04:00 AM
yes seems to work, but only if i need the system folder in the Windows folder... but at the moment i dont need more so thanks for your help
regards Valentin
regards Valentin
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