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- SysFolder
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- (continued)
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- Notes:
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-
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- The string that is returned will have a "\"
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- (Windows)
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- or ":"
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- (Mac)
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- at the end.
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- The "system16" and "system32" options are for use with Windows NT. On other
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- versions of windows, they will return the same as "system".
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- On
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- Windows
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- , as well as the above folders, you can also pass in the number of a
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- special folder. These numbers are listed in the programming ShlObj.h header file in
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- the Windows Platform SDK. For example, to get the Cookies folder, you can use
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- baSysFolder( "33" ). If you pass in a number, it will be passed directly to the
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- SHGetSpecialFolderLocation API call.
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- On
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- Macintosh
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- , you can also use a four character code to find other folders. For
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- example, you can use baSysFolder( ΓÇ£launΓÇ¥ ) to find the Launcher Items folder. You
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- can find a list of the possible folder codes in the <Folders.h> programming header
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- file in the Universal Headers available from Apple. Not all of the listed folders will
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- be available on all systems or under all Mac OS versions.