User's profile in Solaris Express Developper Edition

I was just wondering, where is the ".profile" in Solaris Epress DE located.
In Solaris 10 it's just located in the user's local directory.
In other words how can I edit a user's profile in Solaris Express?

You should probably direct SXDE queries to the forums at http://opensolaris.org, more chance of a response from the JDS developers there.
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