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- 10.2.2 HotFix 1
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Home Directory Variables

When defining the home directory for a template, variables can be specified within the directory path by clicking the

icon. To combine text with one or more variables, hold the Ctrl key while selecting the variable from the drop-down list. The following variables are supported:

Variable	Description
${user.name}	The Web User account name.
${user.firstName}	The first name of the Web User.
${user.lastName}	The last name of the Web User.
${user.organization}	The Web User's organization.
${user.email}	The email address of the Web User.

Multiple variables can be used within the path name, for example: C:\webdocs\${user.organization}\${user.name}.

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Home Directory Variables