Quote Originally Posted by vandel212 View Post
I see what you are saying, I'll have to check out if I can save to the users new account documents and settings folder. I looked at one of those examples where the person's name changed and it wouldn't work with Environment.UserName. The person did not have anything in the new user account's documents and settings folder, although I did not try to save anything to it. However, I did take your advice and the files are stored in application data now. It is not putting anything in the My Documents folder it's just taking "C:\Documents and settings\jane.smith\My Documents" and turing it into "C:\Documents and Settings\jane.smith\Application Data\Program Name" by removing 'My Documents' and replacing it with 'Application Data\Program Name'.
and that's what it's suppose to do. Using this method means that you don't have to care about the user name. .Net will get the "Documents and Settings" directory that their Windows account is using, so you don't need to worry about a user name changing.