Today I set up the new sample app project on my desktop system. I then connected my notebook to the network, and created offline versions of the project so that I can work on it when I am on the road. For those of you who have never used the offline features of Windows 2000, they are pretty cool.
The result is that on my desktop, the project is in <b>C:Dev...</b>, but on my notebook, the same project is on <b>K:Dev...</b>. This poses a serious problem, as NewApp adds the drive letters into all the #INCLUDE files, as well as StartCB.
The only way to really solve this is to remove the drive letter from the paths which NewApp sets up. I can't see any problem with this, as I never develop with some files on one drive and others on a different one. Can anyone think of a good reason for not removing the drive letter generation from NewApp?
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