We have an application (let’s call il APPL for the exmanple) that normally installs in C:\APPL, and that uses C:\APPL\dir1 to put temp docs while working.
We managed to install it on another drive, but it still accesses C:\APPL\dir1.
How could we have it to put temp files elsewhere ?
There is no INI file or any other type of file to modify the setup.
For more details, we’re installing it on a Citrix server where Y: is the server’s local drive, and C: is setup to be the user’s station local drive. We installed the appl on Y: but it accesses C: for temp files. We would like to keep Y: as the server’s drive and C: as the user’s local drive, as this setup is used in-house for other purposes.
Having users accessing the application on that server from home via internet, we would like the application to store temp files on the server rather than the user’s station, to restrict transmissions.
Thanks