Thank you, this was what was causing the problem. I set ROOTDRIVE and now it
works perfectly.
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E: has the largest amount of free space, so as a result the ROOTDRIVE
property is set to that drive (since you likely didn't set that property).
Since TARGETDIR uses ROOTDRIVE for its default (since you likely didn't set
that either) and TARGETDIR is the "top-most" directory in the directory
tree,
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