Hi,

> > In testing dll (Interbase\UDF\) I had occasion the test the "current

location" of

> > the calling process by creating a file from within the called

function. The file ended

> > up in the WinNT\System32 dir. Why would Interbase (the calling

process) be executing

> > in a process space with that as the current dir.?
> >
> > I thought the "current dir" was that where the .exe resided, in

this case \bin.

> >
> Usually, where it is invoked from. Perhaps services are started by
> default
> in system32 ?

Yes, they are.

Best regards,
Dmitry