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Hi, somehow my VS2005 Team Suite is still looking in the old/wrong path for my project file and I can't figure out why it's looking there. So here's the deal:

A while ago I created a solution with 3 projects in it; two C# class projects and one Website project. Life was good and everything worked fine, wonderful. Since then, I have acquired a new development workstation and have been developing happily ever after... until today, when I had to revisit my old Solution.

Upon opening the old solution file I was prompted with a dialog indicating that it could not load one of my C# class projects because it has been moved or renamed. I OK'd the dialog and attempted to re-Add the project. To try and add my project back into the solution I right-clicked the solution in Solution Explorer and chose Add | Existing Project. I then manually browsed to "C:\dev\utilities\utilities.csproj" and hit Open.In doing this, an error dialog appeared saying:
The project file 'c:\code\utilities\utilities.csproj' has been moved, renamed or is not on your computer. Even though I specifically browsed to a project in "c:\dev", it was trying to open a project in "c:\code"!? Well, originally when I created the solution it WAS in "c:\code", but today all my local code is in "c:\dev" and my TFS Workspace reflects that.  I checked all of the *.csproj and *.sln files but can't find ANY references to the path "c:\code". I even tried deleting the *.vspscc file but that didn't help either.

So I guess my question boils down to: Where is VS getting that old path from and how can I get it to look in the right location?


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