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Visual C++ 2005 Projects on Network Drives

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R.Kaiser - 05 Dec 2006 21:41 GMT
I am teaching Visual C++ 2005 in a classroom where the students don't
have administrator rights, and where they only can save their projects
on a network drive.

If I create a new project on a network drive, the project can't be
executed because the network drive is considered unsafe. Can anybody
give me some hint, e.g. how to configure Visual Studio in such a way
that the executables are placed on a local disk. I tried to do this but
I didn't succeed.

Or is there a better way?

Thanks
Richard
Bruno van Dooren [MVP VC++] - 06 Dec 2006 12:12 GMT
>I am teaching Visual C++ 2005 in a classroom where the students don't have
>administrator rights, and where they only can save their projects on a
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> Or is there a better way?

There are basically 2 things you can do:
- set the output folder of your project to a local folder, for example a
subfolder in the temp folder.
- change the zone permissions in the .NET configuration tool.

for (2) you need admin privileges, and you have to do it for each computer
of implement a class-room wide policy.
(1) should be fairly easy to do, using the correct environment variables.

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