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Re: OneDrive (and perhaps Office) and unexpected CSIDL_PERSONAL values returned by SB Ok, will do. Glad to hear about the DPI improvements.
Re: OneDrive (and perhaps Office) and unexpected CSIDL_PERSONAL values returned by SB
Re: OneDrive (and perhaps Office) and unexpected CSIDL_PERSONAL values returned by SB Hi Mark, I have added a SB runtime "workaround" to handle this. It would be great if you could test it when the next beta is available. I had to revamp the wizard dialog engine again for higher DPI machines. Friedrich
Re: OneDrive (and perhaps Office) and unexpected CSIDL_PERSONAL values returned by SB Bump. This is a big hassle when a user lets OneDrive take control of their desktop/docs folder.
Re: OneDrive (and perhaps Office) and unexpected CSIDL_PERSONAL values returned by SB Friedrich, Bumping this. Mark
Re: OneDrive (and perhaps Office) and unexpected CSIDL_PERSONAL values returned by SB Ok. Hope you guys get to feeling better, Friedrich. Mark
Re: OneDrive (and perhaps Office) and unexpected CSIDL_PERSONAL values returned by SB Hi Mark, Sorry for the delay. Covid-19 hit our office hard. We are still closed :-( Friedrich
OneDrive (and perhaps Office) and unexpected CSIDL_PERSONAL values returned by SB We've had a few users struggling at install-time with folders under \users\username\documents lately. This is one of several messages we might see: Attachment 5114 I started adding log entries to get to the bottom of the rather odd folder name. Here's the code I used: Attachment 5115 The user returned the log to me today and I have pointed out the rather unusual coming back from my request to SB to tell me the folder for CSIDL_PERSONAL on this user's login. This is what was returned: Attachment 5113 Needless to say, finding ?? in a folder spec is a bit of a surprise. I suspect that the user has enabled OneDrive file sync inside of Office - but I have not confirmed that yet (and this user may have no control over that). While I can ask the user to manually force the folder location via the command line (a feature of our install for automation-leaning customers), this is far from ideal - particularly if OneDrive market penetration increases. I was a bit shocked to find an invalid folder name coming back from this request. Mark
OneDrive (and perhaps Office) and unexpected CSIDL_PERSONAL values returned by SB
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