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    I have my project file in D drive, and a copy of same project on my C drive, where I used to work before. Now when I try to run project from D drive. some of code behind files link back to C drive, where I have my old project. I know there is some linking problem. but don't know how to fix it. Appreciate any suggestions. thanks ====== You need a head to program. Cool, fast and sharp.

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      I have my project file in D drive, and a copy of same project on my C drive, where I used to work before. Now when I try to run project from D drive. some of code behind files link back to C drive, where I have my old project. I know there is some linking problem. but don't know how to fix it. Appreciate any suggestions. thanks ====== You need a head to program. Cool, fast and sharp.

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      Our solution is to use an abstract or relative drive letter. We either map or 'subst' a drive letter to a development folder. In our case the root of all development is called 'Home', and we 'subst' S: (as in 'source') to a sub-directory of \Home (this allows for different technologies to all be under \Home). You always work relative from S:. You add files to projects from S:, and you check in and out of CVS or VSS from S: You will always find project, solution, and build files etc. reference S: (relative) and never ever reference C: or D: (absolute).

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