I need to examine the programs listed in the user's start menu.
Normally this folder would be c:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Start
Menu
But I need to determine for sure where it is on the user's machine. I
haven't found a .NET way to find any special folders. This seems like quite
an oversight unless I'm missing something.
Also, do I need to combine the results with the All Users start menu to get
a complete list of the programs a user sees when they go to Start-->All
Programs?

Re: Special Folders by Tim

Tim
Mon Apr 26 17:34:12 CDT 2004

I can answer the first part of your question. The .Net way is to use the
Environment.GetFolderPath method to get special folder locations.

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"Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]" <Steve@Orr.net> wrote in message
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> I need to examine the programs listed in the user's start menu.
> Normally this folder would be c:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Start
> Menu
> But I need to determine for sure where it is on the user's machine. I
> haven't found a .NET way to find any special folders. This seems like
quite
> an oversight unless I'm missing something.
> Also, do I need to combine the results with the All Users start menu to
get
> a complete list of the programs a user sees when they go to Start-->All
> Programs?
>
>
>
>