Or making scriptA and scriptB links to the desired output dir.
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Hard- and softlinks are available on NT-based Windows, at least on NTFS, but they are rather surprising for the average Windows user, and they don't behave like hardlinks / softlinks on Unix-like systems.
Alexander
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Oops, I missed the hint that it was on Windows, and so did the person to whom I replied.
they don't behave like hardlinks / softlinks on Unix-like systems.
Does that mean they can't be used to address the OP's problem?
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chdir may work, but I've never heard of a chroot implementation on WinXP or similar.
Alexander
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