Managing the IDE Project List

[Edward Stevens]

The IDE Start Page in .Net 2003 contains a list of the
projects you have recently worked on. Clicking on any of
these opens that particular project. Fine.

Unfortunately, one of my projects has been moved to a new
directory. While I have manually opened the project in
its new directory and made edits, etc., the IDE is not
updating the Start Page with the correct path for the
project.

I am always opening that project manually because
attempting to open the project from the Start Page
produces an error that the project does not exist in the
specified directory.

How can I delete the project from the Start Page or
modify its location in the Start Page so that this works
properly? Is there a registry area or some other file
which maintains this list? Is there a tool for managing
this list?

Any help or information regarding this issue is greatly
appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help.

Ed

 

[Edward Stevens]

I have found the cause of this problem.

While the project entry on the Start Page has the project's path associated
with it, the failure seems to have been caused by a non-existent path
specified in the Tools / Options dialogue for the default project path.

I set that to a valid directory (not the path used by my project) and now my
project link on the Start Page is working fine.

Go figure. Or is that: Go Configure?