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get the Documents and Settings directory

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    Mack Ait Aoudia
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    Hello, Looking for a vb.net 2003 function to get the path of the "Documents and Settings" system directory for a windows app'. I think I already seen something like: Declare Function getDirectoryXX Lib "kernel32" Alias "getDirectoryXXA" (ByVal X As String, ByVal KeyXX As String, ByVal sString As String, ByVal sFileName As String) As String Thanks in advance!

    Just Relax And Keep It Simple.

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    • M Mack Ait Aoudia

      Hello, Looking for a vb.net 2003 function to get the path of the "Documents and Settings" system directory for a windows app'. I think I already seen something like: Declare Function getDirectoryXX Lib "kernel32" Alias "getDirectoryXXA" (ByVal X As String, ByVal KeyXX As String, ByVal sString As String, ByVal sFileName As String) As String Thanks in advance!

      Just Relax And Keep It Simple.

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      In addition to p\invoke, you can use the method Environment.GetFolderPath to look for what you might want. However, it seems the question should belong to the VB.Net forum instead of the ASP.NET.

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