I have two computers on my network that uses a VS.Net 2003 project I created. I will refer to them as C1 and C2

C1 = Computer where the VS.Net project is made
C2 = Computer that I manually copy new changes too

As stated above, I copy the entire folder where the VS.Net project is to C2 (sometimes it is vice versa if C1 is busy processing video files).

Now, the problem that I am having is that I just made a new class (which is in the VS.Net project in a folder call classes) and added it to the project everything is tested works etc etc etc. Like usual, I copied the entire VS.Net project to C1.

Well, this mourning I tried to test the changes on C2 and when I tried to step into the code that calls the Class's main method I get a pop up that says:

"There is no source code for the current location". It gives me an option to "Show Disassembly". When I push this button, at the very top, it shows a location to where it is trying to access the code and it is the location on C1. Also, the form just freezes and nothing happens.

Now, I went into some of the standard files that VS makes and I saw some hardcoded values in the "projectname.vbproj.user".

Do I have to manually change one of these files? If so, is there a way to not have to do this?

Note:It should also be noted that I have a class similar to this one (you folks actually helped me write it) and it works fine on both computers.