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Can you use windows environment variables (such as %username%) in LotusScript?

Asked by PeteJThomas in Lotus Domino Email Server, Lotus Notes

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Hi all,

Hopefully a quick question - My colleague is trying to create a button in LotusScript that we can send out to all users, that effectively asks a few questions, and the answers the users type will be automatically inserted into a signature file for all outgoing mails.

The problem we're currently encountering is that a lot of our users share PCs (different shifts etc) so we need a way of separating the signature file to use for each user of a PC.

The button works fine if you specify a generic path (e.g. C:\Signatures\Sig1 or something), but what we want to do is have it so that the signature file is saved to the currently logged on Windows users profile.

So one example of a path we've tried is "Const Sig_Directory = C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Signature". As soon as we try using that windows variable (or any other) we simply get the error 'Path not found' when you click the button.

So we need to know whether there is a way to use the Windows environment variables in LotusScript, as the problem only occurs when we try, so I can only assume that this is the cause of the problem!

Anyone have any ideas??

If you need more info, just ask!

Thanks!

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