code:

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Shell '%COMSPEC% /C Start ProfGen "C:\Long name for directory\Long filename.ini"'

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code:

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27.11.2002  11:18       <KANSIO>                       .
27.11.2002  11:18       <KANSIO>                       ..
27.11.2002  11:18       <KANSIO>       AD0949~1        a d
27.11.2002  11:17       <KANSIO>       AS093A~1        a s
27.11.2002  10:05                  891 ASIAKI~1.TXT    Asiakirja.txt
27.11.2002  10:35       <KANSIO>       BBCHEC~1        BBChecker

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code:

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   IF "%USERPROFILE%"=""
    $TestKey="HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ProfileReconciliation\"
    $TestValue="ProfileDirectory"
    $PROFILEDir=ReadValue($TestKey,$TestValue)
    $USERPROFDir="$Profile"
  ELSE
    $USERPROFDir="%USERPROFILE%"
  ENDIF

  $MAPILOC=C:\scripts\OUTLOOK
  COPY "$MAPILOC\OUTLOOK.PRF" "$USERPROFDir\@userid.PRF"
  SHELL '$MAPILOC\PROFGEN.EXE "$MAPILOC\NEWPROF.EXE" -P "$USERPROFDir\@userid.PRF" -R -T "$USERPROFDir"' 

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This fails.

If you attempt to do the exact same thing in a command prompt, same effect. If you replace all of the LFNs with SFNs, it works. This is a DOS/Profgen issue, not a KIX issue.

NOTE: The reason I am using $UserProfDir for the PRF and the temp directory is to handle multiple logins on a Citrix/TS environment, to ensure the files are not overwritten by other users. (That's my attempt, anyway.)

Ed

ps: SSN-638 and SSN-751 were in my past