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    cross - pc vc++ projects

    Problem: I started a project on one computer and now have copied it to another. This one has a different directory tree. When I did it last time, the project couldn't compile because it didn't find the system includes. It does that only for copied projects, projects started on this pc work fine. Any solutions? I don't want to start a new project. I wouldn't mind directly editiing the dsp file (it's ascii) if I can avoid this.

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    As long as MSVC is set up then there should be no problems with system includes, because that's not stored inside the project, it's global to VC.

    What is there under Project Settings->C & C++->Preprocessor?
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    seems to work this time. Thx anyway
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