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| | Virtualisation problem Hi What is the strategy under Vista to store system wide data for an application? I've encounter a problem moving my application from XP to Vista. The file virtualization didn't work for me as the program writing the file is a service and thus not interactive. I need a folder on the box that two applications can access. Is it just a case of keeping out of the new protected area's (e.g. program files) or is there a strategy for this. I don't want to store the files on a per user basis. These files are data files and not configuration files. |
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| | Re: Virtualisation problem Click Start, and type %AllUsersProfile% The C:\ProgramData\TEMP, and folders your app can create in ProgramData, are the places you are looking for. -- Please use the Communities guidelines when posting. http://www.microsoft.com/wn3/locales...help_en-us.htm Use the "Ratings" feature. It helps the new users. Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Mark.Ferguson "JohnNorth" <JohnNorth@xxxxxx> wrote in message news BE40226-10C6-4315-9EFD-8156BE94A70E@xxxxxxQuote: > > Hi > What is the strategy under Vista to store system wide data for an > application? > > I've encounter a problem moving my application from XP to Vista. The file > virtualization didn't work for me as the program writing the file is a > service and thus not interactive. > > I need a folder on the box that two applications can access. Is it just a > case of keeping out of the new protected area's (e.g. program files) or is > there a strategy for this. I don't want to store the files on a per user > basis. These files are data files and not configuration files. > > |
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