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there you go! Environment Variable ! I couldn't think of what it is called.<br />
again, sorry for the horrible explaination - but we got to the right place in the end.<br />
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Thank you for the help.
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there you go! Environment Variable ! I couldn't think of what it is called.
again, sorry for the horrible explaination - but we got to the right place in the end.

Thank you for the help.

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I have been trying to google the way you can open folders by putting something like<br />
%localuser%<br />
in the address bar, but the search must use the % sign as a special character, so I'm not finding what I am looking for<br />
So, does anybody know of a list of the %something% thing in win7? so I could go to the address bar and put something like<br />
%localuser%<br />
and it would take me to <br />
C:\users\mydirectory<br />
Sorry, for the horrible description, I don't know what the % thing is called.
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I have been trying to google the way you can open folders by putting something like
%localuser%
in the address bar, but the search must use the % sign as a special character, so I'm not finding what I am looking for
So, does anybody know of a list of the %something% thing in win7? so I could go to the address bar and put something like
%localuser%
and it would take me to 
C:\users\mydirectory
Sorry, for the horrible description, I don't know what the % thing is called.

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