>On my install of Win2000, which is set up for a network login, whenever I
>log off all the global configuration settings for Dev-Cpp are lost, and
>the next time I log in and start Dev-Cpp, it is as if I am running for the
>first time. Where are those settings stored, so I can make sure they get
>saved with my profile?
I finally found them. They are being stored in a local cache of my network
settings, which is not replicated to the network on logoff. Apparently,
they're supposed to be stored in the Application Data folder, but the
"wrong" folder is being selected.
I think the issue here is that I am set up by a policy for Redirection. My
profile's Application Data (among other things) is not stored locally at
all, but is actually stored full time on the network. The Dev-Cpp config
isn't being sent there; instead, it is going to a local directory under
C:\Documents and Settings. Since the assumption is that things like that
*should* be stored on the network, the logoff process does not upload
locally stored Application Data to the network, hence the settings are lost
every time.
After relocating the config files to their proper location on the network,
indeed, problem solved.
So, anyway, I'm guessing this is a thing only when the Application Data
folder is redirected to the network.
Thanks,
--- Kevin
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