RE: code designer open file

["Ray Woodson" <RWoodson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Buck, I looked in that folder and found Qcodelab and new both
with .cpo. I opened the qcodelab and got the organizer. Now I have
something new to learn.

I do have a problem with this though, If I don't start code on the as400
first it ask for a password and when I enter it, it comes back and says
invalid password. We have change our system from 0 to 2 and now have a
128 byte password. Is their a setting I can change for this in
WebSphere?

Thanks,
Ray

-----Original Message-----
From: Buck Calabro [mailto:Buck.Calabro@commsoft.net] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 11:06 AM
To: CODE/400 Discussion & Support
Subject: RE: code designer open file

Hi Ray!

>I have heard about the project organizer but 
>have not found it to use it.

I've been using Code for a loooong time, so I have a shortcut on my
desktop.
When I went to look for CPO (Start, Programs....) I couldn't find it
(V5R1).
Spooky.  Anyway, here's where my shortcut points:

"C:\WDT400\projects\CODE Projects"

  --buck
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