Hi Mala,
> You mean the scripts should be placed there: Win-key + R:
> %AppData%\Moi\commands
Yes, as described in the FAQ question #1
quote: On Windows you can find the Moi appdata folder by typing Win+R to bring up the Windows "Run" dialog and then type in:
%AppData%\Moi\commands
> When I do that this path is opened on my Win11:
> C:\Users\info\AppData\Roaming\Moi\commands
Yes, that's where you need to put them.
> Something is wrong. No MoI folder in AppData.
> In the folder "Roaming" - there is a MoI folder. Idea why?
Nothing is wrong, it is normal that the MoI folder is located under C:\Users\info\AppData\Roaming\ and not C:\Users\info\AppData\ .
The reason why is that there are 3 different ways in Windows to store user profile data. Just C:\Users\info\AppData\ is not intended by Windows to have data stored in an immediate sub folder, it is supposed to go inside AppData\Local , AppData\LocalLow or AppData\Roaming, depending on the type of data. The most commonly used and the one used by Moi is under AppData\Roaming.
If you want to know the details on the different types of user profile data there is some info on it here:
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/local-localnow-roaming-folders-windows-10
- Michael |
