Get System 32 directory path of a System

Hi,
I need to get the system directory path ie (the path where system32 folder resides in a system) using flex air.
Regards,
Jayagopal.

Unfortunately this is not possible in AIR 2.
Please vote for this feature request:
http://ideas.adobe.com/ct/ct_a_view_idea.bix?c=9D564F43-979A-4E35-AA21-85A61B6AB8DE&idea_i d=44C18C79-365C-4A52-AA30-9B688A29D785
Thanks,
Chris Thilgen
AIR Engineering

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