>George--
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>>>>The WSH can do this as well, plus retrieve the name of the All User's Desktop.
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oShell = CREATEOBJECT('WScript.Shell')
>>>>? oShell.SpecialFolders("AllUsersDesktop")
>>>>? oShell.SpecialFolders("Desktop")

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>The implication of this that if Suzie logs in to XP (Suzie is just a regular user, not an administrator) and runs my VFP EXE, the EXE can create/modify shortcuts in the ALL User's Group. As I understand it, regular user Suzie cannot open Windows Explorer in XP and see the folder that has the icons for all users. All non-administrator Suzie can do without WSH/my VFP EXE is create/modify her shortcuts.
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>Am I right?
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Tim,

I believe so, but am not sure. I've only worked on machines that I have full administrator rights to.

I believe, however, that this is the case based on my limited knowledge of Windows security policies.