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@MyDocuments, as well as other directory macros, do not contain a \ on the end. You have to add it yourself. "\sfp.ini"

The file you made was at "C:\Documents and Settings\[user]\My Documentssfp.ini". I assume you use XP because Vista would have popped up on UAC trying to do something like that.

Edited by Richard Robertson

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