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Change default location for New Projects

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From: MikeArnold
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 15:04
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Does any one know where and how to change the default location when creating a new project? I see you can change the location AFTER you create a new project, but I need it to default to a specific drive/folder when creating a new project that IS NOT under c:\Documents and Settings\<profile>\My Documents\Version Cue.

I have looked through;
config\VersionCueSettings.xml
config\StartupOptions.xml
config\my.ini
config\configuration\config.ini

I have even scoured the registry with no luck.

I have also tried changing the "EXPORT - To Path" in "Version Cue CS2 Preferences" but that setting won't keep. As soon as I turn Version Cue back on after changing the path and clicking the export button, it defaults back to c:\Documents and Settings\<profile>\My Documents.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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