new year;stupid question?

[Peter Proost]

First a happy new year and best wishes to everyone here, I know I'm a bit
late but I've been on a 2 week christmas holiday

but now the question, when I got back at work (today) I noticed that our
msdn files have been moved, first they were stored localy on our development
machines but during the christmas holiday our pc's had an update and they
moved the msdn files to a server share, so now my question is how can I tell
my vs2003 to use the files on the server share and not search for the files
on my local pc.

greetz Peter

 

[Ken Tucker [MVP]]

Hi,

In the vs.net options-> environment -> Projects and solutions you
can change the visual studio default project location.

Ken
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First a happy new year and best wishes to everyone here, I know I'm a bit
late but I've been on a 2 week christmas holiday

but now the question, when I got back at work (today) I noticed that our
msdn files have been moved, first they were stored localy on our development
machines but during the christmas holiday our pc's had an update and they
moved the msdn files to a server share, so now my question is how can I tell
my vs2003 to use the files on the server share and not search for the files
on my local pc.

greetz Peter

 

[Peter Proost]

Hi Ken,

I only want to use msdn library from the server share there aren't projects
on the share.
if I change the default project location to \\share\msdnfolder, this doesn't
help me

greetz Peter

 

[Mick Doherty]

The only reference to MSDN that I can find in VS is:

Tools --> Options --> Environment --> Web Browser

which, on my system, are set to use default: http://msdn.microsoft.com.

 

[Peter Proost]

Hi I also got that set to msdn.microsoft.com, the error which I get when I
try to start the help is:
"help is not available for VS .net because msdn library, which provides help
for VS, is not installed."

this error makes sense because it ain't installed on my local pc because the
guy who performed the update on my pc installed msdn on the share because he
didn't want to install the msdn library 7 times

greetz Peter



"Mick Doherty"

 

[Guest]

Try this link:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;286766

It _may_ help

HTH

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