Different between 2 macros

[SorryButImaNewbie]

Happy Friday everyone!

I would like to ask a pretty basic question, precisly whats the different between @ScriptDir and @AppDataDir? I know that @ScriptDir is the path for where the script (compiled/uncompiled version) is. Just today I read around some of the codes posted, and to me they seem to be similar after I read the help file. I didn't want to ask it in PM from the poster of the code where I read it

Sorry for the elemetary question, and thank you for the enlightenment!

[Jos]

Dog eat you helpfile?

Jos

[SorryButImaNewbie]

No Master Jos, I read it , reads "Path to current user's Roaming Application Data" and "Directory containing the running script. Only includes a trailing backslash when the script is located in the root of a drive." respectivly

I just don't really know whats "Roaming Application Data" means exactly, is it a Temporary file?

Edit: for smile

Edited April 10, 2015 by SorryButImaNewbie

[Jos]

It is equal to the %APPDATA% enviroment variable.

Type that in a Windows Explorer and hit enter or open a CMD window and type Set AppData to see it.

Jos