Steve,

Thanks. This is what I need!

Gunnar, thanks too. This seems a little simpler than using the Windows API directly. Also I couldn't find a reference to the shlfolder.h file when I did a search in MSDN.



>FYI, here is one of my form methods where a number is passed.
>

PARAMETERS nDirNum
>o = CreateObject('wscript.shell')
>return (o.SpecialFolders(nDirNum))
>
>******************examples of directory numbers
>*!*	         1- C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu
>*!*	         2- C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs
>*!*	         3- C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
>*!*	         4- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\Desktop
>*!*	         5- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\Application Data
>*!*	         6- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\PrintHood
>*!*	         7- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\Templates
>*!*	         8- C:\WINNT\Fonts
>*!*	         9- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\NetHood
>*!*	        10- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\Desktop
>*!*	        11- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\Start Menu
>*!*	        12- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\SendTo
>*!*	        13- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\Recent
>*!*	        14- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
>*!*	        15- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\Favorites
>*!*	        16- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\My Documents
>*!*	        17- C:\Documents and Settings\stysinger\Start Menu\Programs

>
>where stysinger is the current logged on user. so you'll need #16 if you do it this way