Faking the application directory?

[Darakath]

Is there any way to run a program as if it is in another directory?

I just want to know, thx.

[[MPGH]Mayion]

I don't understand your question, Could you say it in different words?

[Darakath]

I don't understand your question, Could you say it in different words?

Is it possible to make the application think that it is running from a different folder?

[[MPGH]Mayion]

Is it possible to make the application think that it is running from a different folder?

Programmatically?

[Darakath]

Programmatically?

In any way possible?

[Grizzly]

Just a shot in the dark here, because I don't understand what you're trying to say, possibly move it to the folder you want it to run from?


If you're trying to ask if you can have a program running from one folder but have the computer think it is running from another, I'm not entirely sure that's possible. I'll do a bit of research and let you know if I find anything.

[Darakath]

If you're trying to ask if you can have a program running from one folder but have the computer think it is running from another, I'm not entirely sure that's possible. I'll do a bit of research and let you know if I find anything.

Yes, and the program must think that it is running from the other folder too.
Anything would be appreciated.

[Fucking Moron]

Yes, and the program must think that it is running from the other folder too.
Anything would be appreciated.

Yes it's actually not that hard

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Yes, and the program must think that it is running from the other folder too.
Anything would be appreciated.

Yes it's actually not that hard

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Yes, and the program must think that it is running from the other folder too.
Anything would be appreciated.

Yes it's actually not that hard

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Yes, and the program must think that it is running from the other folder too.
Anything would be appreciated.

Yes it's actually not that hard

[Grizzly]

Yes it's actually not that hard

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Yes it's actually not that hard

please share your wisdom then.

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Yes it's actually not that hard

please share your wisdom then.

[Fucking Moron]

please share your wisdom then.

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please share your wisdom then.

Vm me if you would like to know how
Will get back to you guys

[Grizzly]

Vm me if you would like to know how
Will get back to you guys

or you can just post here

[Fucking Moron]

or you can just post here

Or not....

[Grizzly]

Or not....

Don't post if you don't have anything to contribute.

[Darakath]

Don't post if you don't have anything to contribute.

He wants to rack his post count up.

[Jason]

Yes it's possible. You just need to set the current working directory programmatically when your application starts. If you told me what language you were using I'd be able to give you a more concrete example.

C#

System****.Directory.SetCurrentDirectory(@"C:\Users\FooBar\Example");