Hi
I am working on the script with command line.
I would like to save my files all the time in the Download folder.
When i am working on other computers the paths are different.
How can i get the right paths all the time?
I was looking in the manual i found the get() but in the examples i did't fine anything what i need.
I was thinking about system variables like this <xydata> or windows %DEFAULTUSERPROFILE%.
Can you help me please?
Thanks
How can i get the right "downloads"path all the time?
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jupe
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Re: How can i get the right "downloads"path all the time?
If you look under this menu: Help | Environment Variables it gives you a list, so you could use this:
%USERPROFILE%\Downloads
%USERPROFILE%\Downloads
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TNH
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Re: How can i get the right "downloads"path all the time?
Hi
In the help file under Environment Variables %USERPROFILE% is not exist.
Thanks for your help!
In the help file under Environment Variables %USERPROFILE% is not exist.
Thanks for your help!
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jupe
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Re: How can i get the right "downloads"path all the time?
I said in the Help menu, not the Help File ie.
Click Help Menu
Click Environment Variables
It is definitely listed in that popup window just as I suggested. As shown in your screenshot, it specifically says that it is only listing some of the XY specific variables in the help file, that one I listed is a Windows variable so it wouldn't be listed. Also shown in your screenshot it tells you to look in that menu item, if you (re?)read the second & third line pictured.
Click Help Menu
Click Environment Variables
It is definitely listed in that popup window just as I suggested. As shown in your screenshot, it specifically says that it is only listing some of the XY specific variables in the help file, that one I listed is a Windows variable so it wouldn't be listed. Also shown in your screenshot it tells you to look in that menu item, if you (re?)read the second & third line pictured.
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TNH
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Re: How can i get the right "downloads"path all the time?
Hi
My mistake , i misunderstood your respond.
Thanks for your help.
TN
My mistake , i misunderstood your respond.
Thanks for your help.
TN
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