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Finding the <COMMON_APP_DATA> folder

Is there a command that can return the <COMMON_APP_DATA> folder from within MS Access 2003.
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What is this exact folder name in Windows ?

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Which returns:

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data

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how is this folder created?
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That was quick - both of these will do the job.

Thanks as always.
Andrew:

currentproject.path does not return the AppData folder path.

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