What @ Formula could I use to get the notesdata directory

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I have a customised button on the toolbar that imports an HTML file. This is the signature. The notesdata directory is not c:\program files\ibm\lotus\notes\data but the notesdata directory is in the “document and settings” and then the user profile (different for everyone else.

With lotus script I use session.GetEnvironmentString to get the notes data from the otes.ini

This is the current statement I use: @Command( [FileImport] ; “HTML File” ; @RegQueryValue(“HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE”;“SOFTWARE\Lotus\Notes”;“DataPath”) + “signatureENG.html” )

The problem is that “DataPath” is not filled in on all register PC. The majority its blank.

I tried to use the %userprofile%\loacl settings\application data\lotus\notes\data but notes can not handle the %userprofile%

Is there a way to get the notesdata with @ Formula?

Thanks,

Boudewijn van Rijnsoever

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Subject: Re: What @ Formula could I use to get the notesdata directory.

If you use session.GetEnvironmentString in LS why not use @Enviroment in the Formula language?

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Subject: Re: What @ Formula could I use to get the notesdata directory.

Thanks for replying. The @Enviroment options only returns $ variable. SO not the notes data directory.

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Subject: Re: What @ Formula could I use to get the notesdata directory

I knew that …

How about:

@RegQueryValue(“HKEY_CURRENT_USER”;“Software\Lotus\Notes\Installer”;“NOTESDATAPATH”)

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Subject: How to get this in server end?

I’ve tried different combinations like

Evaluate({@RegQueryValue(“HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE”;“Software\Lotus\Domino\Installer”;“NOTESDATAPATH”)})

but always get an empty string. I couldn’t find it in server doc either.

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Subject: How to get this in server end?

Try

a$ = @RegQueryValue(“HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE”;“Software\Lotus\Domino”;“DataPath”)