Hi Vidar.

>I understand that you instead use C:\Users\Public\...
>
>Do you then just hardcode C:\Users\Public\... into the installer?

No, hard-coding is bad. For one thing, if the user is running on XP, C:\Users won't exist. Also, although it's rare, C:\Users can be redirected somewhere else. Use the Windows API functions to get the desired path; it'll return the correct value regardless of the operating system.

Doug