The Path argument in the Setup.lst file represents the location to which the file should be installed. The value used for this argument is either an actual path or a macro indicating a path specified by the user. The following tables list the macros that can be used in the installation.
| Macro | Installs a file in this directory | Valid for this section |
| $(WinSysPath) |
|
Setup1 Files and Bootstrap Files |
| $(WinSysPathSysFile) |
|
Setup1 Files only |
| $(WinPath) |
|
Setup1 Files and BootStrap Files |
| $(AppPath) | The application directory specified by the user, or the DefaultDir value specified in the Setup section. | Setup1 Files only |
| $(AppPath)\Samples | \Samples, beneath the application directory. | Setup1 Files only |
| \path (for example, c:\) | The directory identified by path (not recommended). | Setup1 Files only |
| $(CommonFiles) | \Program Files\Common Files\ Often combined with a subdirectory, as in $(CommonFiles)\My Company\My Application. |
Setup1 Files only |
| $(CommonFilesSys) | $(CommonFiles)\System | Setup1 Files only |
| $(ProgramFiles) | \Program Files | Setup1 Files only |