The project and all files in the project are in on location on one file server. The only difference is in loading the same project under NT and at other times under Win 98.

>THe project manager will ask if you want to make the new directory your home directory if the full path has changed at all.
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>If you are constantly looking for files, perhaps the folders under your main application folders are named slightly differently. For example calling a folder FORM on one computer and FORMS on another will cause the project to ask for a location.
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>It's pretty smart, though. If you tell it where one SCX is it will look for others in the same place.
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>HTH
>Barbara
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>>I develop during the day on a Windows 98 machine. My development directory is on a Novell 4.1 volume. I have turned on long file name capbilities and use them. I have another machine, an NT Server, plugged into the same network. When I switch back and forth between machines and load the project two things occur.
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>>1). Upon load the project manager says the project has moved would you like to make this... your home directory.
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>>2). I always have to go back out and locate some of the files. Normally one or two.
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>>After I answer the project works fine until I change machines again.