I am a 3rd party, and I would like to start an 1st party application and virtualize somehow a document folder that I would decide the location.
The first application would not touch the real 'my document' folder but instead save the file in a location I would set.
I don't want to change the registry entries for the personal folders, I want it just for this application.
I did some research but didn't find anything like that. Is that possible without a virtual machine? I would try to work in VB6, I want to test something on xp and win7. It's about a game redesign, and I would like the person to be able to have my program, and the original game installed on the PC without the configuration folders in 'my document' colliding.
I should mention that I cannot pass parameters to it because I am launching the 1st party application through a 2nd party executable already.
Thank you! Yanick
My solution was to search the executable with a hex editor and manually edit it to another folder. Of course I had to choose a folder with less or equal number or character in the path. Thank you all.