Try using %userprofile% *NOT* %myuserprofile%. As you have seen
%myuserprofile% will only get an error.
%userprofile% is an environment variable that is the path to the user's home
folder.
Typing or pasting %userprofile% into the Start | Run box opens to the
Documents and Settings folder on whatever drive it is located on for the
logged in user.
I.e. C:\Documents and Settings\Your Name Here
Also, right click the Start button, click on Explorer.
What opens?
C:\Documents and Settings\Markymowster\Start Menu ?
Click on the [+] next to Programs to expand the tree.
Forget that. I reread another of your posts where you stated: [[When I open
"explore" and go to D & S\my user name\...the Start Menu folder does not
appear.]]
Try this...
Reset the Shell Folders paths to defaults
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/usershellfolders.htm
It sounds like %USERPROFILE%\Start Menu may be messed up big time.
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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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