WinCreateObject will allow me to create an object in any folder on the desktop
provided I know that folder's object name or its absolute path. To place a
folder on the desktop, for instance, WinCreateObject("WPFolder",
"Test", "", "",
CO_FAILIFEXISTS) works. What if I want to nest folders? I tried
"\\more", which didn't work.
"C:\\Desktop\\Test" works, but how do I know if the desktop is in
\Desktop, \Desktop1 or whatever? Also, what happens when a utility like
WPFld18 (which inherits WPFolder and creates a new class) is used? Will the
object still be a member of WPFolder?

It's obvious I need additional documentation. I'm hunting for it presently.

Jeff

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