and that's because they are specific to the script that is using them.What a good and nifty answer! Thank you. I will check them all and if have more questions, I will ask again.
checked! There are very valuable info there. And about the addresses I could only find USERPROFILE
So they don't refer to a specific folder; they are like variables a script uses by assigning them addresses. Yes?
and that depends upon the scripting language being usedI don't recognise the format with the @ prefix and suffix so they could reference specific folders in whatever context you're using them in but they're not windows-wide references like environment variables such as %WINDIR% or %USERPROFILE% as far as I know..