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I'm using multiple windows dirs (C:\windows, E:\Winnt, F:\Win95US) and use a program which needs to install a picture in their root. my code I use now is as follows;<br />
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Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Hand<wbr />le := NViewLibLoad('e:\winnt\800<wbr />x600.jpg',<wbr /> False);<br />
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I tried using this suggested in the help file : NViewLibLoad('&lt;systemroot&gt;<wbr />\800x600.j<wbr />pg', False); but this does not work.<br />
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how does it work so the program automatically searches the root Windir of the active windows (systemroot).
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I'm using multiple windows dirs (C:\windows, E:\Winnt, F:\Win95US) and use a program which needs to install a picture in their root. my code I use now is as follows;

Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Handle := NViewLibLoad('e:\winnt\800x600.jpg', False);

I tried using this suggested in the help file : NViewLibLoad('<systemroot>\800x600.jpg', False); but this does not work.

how does it work so the program automatically searches the root Windir of the active windows (systemroot).

how to find Windows dir?

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