@@ -98,8 +98,7 @@ ExtendScript assigns the home directory value directly from the platform value.
9898
9999On Windows, the ``HOME `` environment variable is optional. If it is assigned, its value must be a Windows path
100100name or a path name referring to a remote server (such as ``\\myhost\mydir ``). If the ``HOME `` environment
101- variable is undefined, the ExtendScript default is the user's home directory, usually the ``C:\Documents and
102- Settings\username `` folder.
101+ variable is undefined, the ExtendScript default is the user's home directory, usually the ``C:\Users\username `` folder.
103102
104103.. note :: A script can access many of the folders that are specified with platform-specific variables through
105104 static, globally available Folder class properties; for instance, ``appData `` contains the folder that stores
@@ -156,10 +155,10 @@ These examples assume that the current drive is ``D:``
156155================ =======================================
157156URI path name Windows path name
158157================ =======================================
159- /c/dir/file c:\d ir\f ile
160- /remote/dir/file D:\r emote\d ir\f ile
161- /root/dir/file D:\r oot\d ir\f ile
162- ~/dir/file C:\D ocuments and Settings \ j doe\d ir\f ile
158+ /c/dir/file c:\\ dir\ \ file
159+ /remote/dir/file D:\\ remote\\ dir\ \ file
160+ /root/dir/file D:\\ root\\ dir\ \ file
161+ ~/dir/file C:\\ Users \\ jdoe\\ dir\ \ file
163162================ =======================================
164163
165164Aliases
@@ -173,7 +172,7 @@ On Windows, all file system aliases (called shortcuts) are actual files whose na
173172``.lnk ``. Never use this extension directly; the File and Folder objects work without it.
174173
175174For example, suppose there is a shortcut to the file ``/folder1/some.txt `` in the folder ``/folder2 ``. The full
176- Windows file name of the shortcut file is`` \f older2\s ome.txt.lnk``.
175+ Windows file name of the shortcut file is `` \folder2\some.txt.lnk ``.
177176
178177To access the shortcut from a File object, specify the path ``/folder2/some.txt ``. Calling that File object's
179178open method opens the linked file (in ``/folder1 ``). Calling the File object's ``rename `` method renames the
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