>>>Dear all;
>>>
>>>This one comes from a Spanish forum…
>>>In this particular case the full path name of the “Cookies” folder is required which may vary depending on OS.
>>>I’ve tried WSH (FileSystemObject) which includes several and useful methods to deal with file issues including GetSpecialFolder. No luck so far.
>>>I’ve also tried a couple of functions as “myadir” available in UT download section which do the work but it takes too much time to read&store folders and subfolders paths (in array or cursor mode)
>>>
>>>I think “Cookies” Folder Path is stored somewhere in the registry. I ALSO tried to read the registry at some locations (using Rick Strahl class), i.e.: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders where that path is shown, but the default value is not set, therefore it returns .NULL.
>>>
>>>Any ideas? (VFP6.0 SP_ALL)
>>
>>You can use the Shell.Application for this, but you'll have to parse the path. For example

#DEFINE COOKIES 0x21
>>oShell = CREATEOBJECT("Shell.Application")
>>oFolder = oShell.Namespace(COOKIES)
>>? oFolder.Title
>>oParent = oFolder.ParentFolder
>>? oParent.Title
>>oParent = oParent.ParentFolder
>>? oParent.Title

>
>Thank you George, BTW in order to solve this issue I've read your article (with Ed Rauh) about WSH translated by Martin Salias at http://www.microsoft.com/spanish/msdn/articulos/archivo/mtj/voices/art03.asp
>Very useful.

You're welcome, Fabian. Glad you found the article useful. It's a translation of the five part series that Ed and I did for the VFUG newsletter. I did an article a couple of months prior to the start of the series on the Shell.Application, although I don't think that I touched on the .Namespace() method and doing something like the above.