Startup script to load shortcuts - in a Citrix environment

Question

Let me offer a sample of what I have and ask if anyone knows how to fill in the gaps.
For starters, a listening script upon booting up InDesign:
#target InDesign
#targetengine session
//collect the name of current user
var userName = getUser();
function getUser() {
var myUser = ($.os.substring(0, 7)=="Windows")
  ? $.getenv("USERNAME")
  : $.getenv("USER");
return myUser;
// var startupScriptsFolder = "/z/Scripting/Startup scripts/";
var startupScriptsFolder = "/Applications/Adobe InDesign CC/Scripts/startup scripts/";
var startupScriptFiles = Folder(startupScriptsFolder).getFiles();
for (var i = 0; i < startupScriptFiles.length; i++) {
    app.doScript(startupScriptFiles[i]);
then the script itself:
#target InDesign
#targetengine session
//get or create folder for script preferences
var scriptPrefsFolderPath = "/Users/madmac55/Library/Preferences/Adobe InDesign/Version 9.0/en_US/InDesign Shortcut Sets/";
if (Folder(scriptPrefsFolderPath).exists == false) {
        Folder(scriptPrefsFolderPath).create();
var locationPrefsFilePath = scriptPrefsFolderPath + "/ MyShortcuts.indk";
This hasn't worked for me and it's a hacked solution at best.  So I am wondering how to get it all to click.  In a Citrix environment (windows), Adobe puts the preferences in a hidden folder path ~/AppData/Roaming/   and this is where it's tough to find them — on the server(s) you land on.
Because you land on an arbitrary server, you have to run the getUser statement first, then drill down inside.  I realize I have mixed paths of  Mac & PC, and I'm really writing abiout a PC environment, but paths are interchangeable.  It's the script that counts.

Answer 1

Hey Mac,
I'm not sure if this will work for you as I've only used it when making .bat files... but, in Windows, you can reference the folder directly by using the variable "%USERNAME%"
C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\InDesign\Version 5.0\Scripts\Scripts Panel\
Hope it helps.