"Peter van der Goes" wrote:
>
> "Andrew Jenssen" wrote:
>> Is the Academic edition of VS 2003 limited to one
>> installation? After installing SP2 for my WinXP Pro,
>> VS 2003 gave a DLL initialization error. After uninstalling
>> and re-installing VS, it still gives the error and the
>> Start Page still points to the old project folders. Despite
>> going to Tools/Options/Environment/General/Projectst and
>> Solutions, and entering a path to a new folder in the window,
>> the Start Page continues to list projects from the old folder.
>> Is this due to VS being an Academic edition?
>>
>> Jenssey
>
> The Academic Edition is the Professional Edition with two
> differences:
> 1. The AE comes with an extra CD with academic tools
> 2. The AE does not support remote debugging.
>
> I don't believe your problems have anything to do with any
> limitation in the AE.
> The recent projects you see listed come from registry settings.
> IIRC. Have you tried creating a new project since changing the
> path? Where was the default location for the new project? It
> should default to your new location.
>
> --
> Peter [MVP Visual Developer]

"Andrew Jenssen" <AJens@YahooMail.com> wrote in message
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> Is the Academic edition of VS 2003 limited to one
> installation? After installing SP2 for my WinXP Pro,
> VS 2003 gave a DLL initialization error. After uninstalling
> and re-installing VS, it still gives the error and the
> Start Page still points to the old project folders. Despite
> going to Tools/Options/Environment/General/Projectst and
> Solutions, and entering a path to a new folder in the window,
> the Start Page continues to list projects from the old folder.
> Is this due to VS being an Academic edition?
>
> Jenssey