To get the current directory:
Example output: C:\My Java Stuff\Sample Programs\CurrentDir Program
From that, you could create a new file reader using the
string containing the user's directory and append a slash (for windows) and then the filename.
<Edit>: By the way, I just checked, Java looks for a file in the current directory, so rather than using the code above you could simply use a file reader and pass the name of the file relative to the current directory.
[ February 08, 2004: Message edited by: Donny Nadolny ]