Chuck wrote:
> Ok. I screwed up when I connected to the TFS for the first time and
> now I have the wrong directory structure in my project and I need to
> correct it. I now have double directory structure in my solution.
> Something like:
>
> c:\innetput\wwwroot\componentX\componentY\componentX\componentY
>
> What I really want is
>
> c:\innetput\wwwroot\componentX\componentY\
>
> One way to do it is probably to download everything again reinstall
> everything and such, but *all* that I want to do is to hack the
> configuration file and have the thing point to another directory. So
> where is the TFS configuration file located? Is it a file? Is it in
> the registry?

"Chuck" wrote:

>
> Chuck wrote:
> > Ok. I screwed up when I connected to the TFS for the first time and
> > now I have the wrong directory structure in my project and I need to
> > correct it. I now have double directory structure in my solution.
> > Something like:
> >
> > c:\innetput\wwwroot\componentX\componentY\componentX\componentY
> >
> > What I really want is
> >
> > c:\innetput\wwwroot\componentX\componentY\
> >
> > One way to do it is probably to download everything again reinstall
> > everything and such, but *all* that I want to do is to hack the
> > configuration file and have the thing point to another directory. So
> > where is the TFS configuration file located? Is it a file? Is it in
> > the registry?
>
> Then I went back into Visual Studio 2005 to see if I could redownload
> the component and I can't seem to reset it so that VS will prompt me
> again so I could specifiy the correct download folder.
>
> So my question now is how do I either hack the configuration so that it
> points to the correct place, or how do I get that dialog box back to
> prompt me again so that I can put the files in the correct place?
>