Sorry to bug everybody, but I can't remember how to do this...
How do you put a file onto a generic Windows user's desktop, from the command-line?
I've written a very simple script, and it has a section at the end where it's supposed to dump ipconfig/all into a text file, like so: ipconfig/all > C:\macadd.txt
After sending this out, I've found that users want this information on their Desktop (yes, people, there are lots of folks who find looking at the C:\ root confusing). I know there's a generic way to refer back to the Desktop for the user, but I can't remember what it is... something like %username%blahblah... anybody know what I'm supposed to put there?
