>Sorry to pick your brain again, but you said you put it in the config.fpw. So you allow the users to change this config file?
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>I don't feel comfortable hard coding the temp to always be say C:\TEMP, their C: drive might be the smallest drive and not have the room available. We have our config.fpw compiled into the exe. Is this not a good idea? I thought that would make sure the application was using the right config file.

The problem is that if you compile it into the executable, you can't override it, and if you set TMPFILES in the CONFIG.FPW, you need to be sure that the directory specified exists and the user has full rights in the directory, and that the drive has plenty of space for it to work with.

I find that building a CONFIG.FPW on each user system, and placing that and the executable on the local system, pay big dividends, especially in conjunction with a launcher application that can keep the required local files up to date before firing off the actual application.