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I have a windows app that will reside on a server in a folder called executables. &nbsp;The executable needs to access a script that is in a folder called scripts. &nbsp;Scripts and executables are level with each other. &nbsp;Running from my desktop the path might look something like c:\\scripts\script.cmd. &nbsp;What would it be from the server?<br />
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Users will have a shortcut on their desktop that will execute the server program and bring up a screen. &nbsp;They will write a file created in part by their userid (to insure unique). &nbsp;How can I direct the file to their desktop? &nbsp; 
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I have a windows app that will reside on a server in a folder called executables.  The executable needs to access a script that is in a folder called scripts.  Scripts and executables are level with each other.  Running from my desktop the path might look something like c:\\scripts\script.cmd.  What would it be from the server?

Users will have a shortcut on their desktop that will execute the server program and bring up a screen.  They will write a file created in part by their userid (to insure unique).  How can I direct the file to their desktop?   

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