lrosenth wrote:
Well, we made the change with Acrobat X, IIRC. I honestly don’t remember whether there were complaints. But most app-level scripts don’t get installed using the method that you are – they get installed once via a standard software installation tool (which will create the folder if missing)
But this is a User-level script. I'm not even sure how I could check for the folder's presence without knowing what the USERNAME is.
For example, this is the javascripts path on my laptop: \Users\Darrell\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Acrobat\9.0\JavaScripts.
How would I know if the javascripts folder should be under the USERNAME "Darrell"? There may be multiple User folders, and they may not be the same as the Windows login.