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Is there a way to move a workspace? We have been 'upgraded' to use Windows2003 servers instead of Novell servers. Our profiles were local and now they are part of Active Directory. When we installed/started using WDSC, we took the default location for our workspaces which puts it under My Documents. Workspace location before upgrade: C:\Documents and Settings\sjohnson\My Documents\IBM\wdsc\workspace Workspace location after upgrade: C:\Documents and Settings\sjohnson.HSMSSERVER\My Documents\IBM\wdsc\workspace When we start WDSC after the server upgrade it does not work correctly. Settings and preferences are missing. I am thinking that it is the ".HSMSSERVER" that is causing the problem for WDSC. I know you can 'hardcode' the location in the wdsc.ini file to the original directory structure, but we have been told that these HAVE TO GO AWAY because it causes problems. I have tried exporting everything and importing it into a new workspace, but settings, preferences, perspectives and such don't end up where/like they were before. I have tried manually copying the workspace directory to a different location, deleting the original, and using the -data startup option, but this doesn't work either. Apparently the original directory structure is in a lot of setting files. WDSC will go out and re-create the original workspace directory structure and then things don't work. Any thoughts? I know as a last resort we can start a fresh workspace someplace else and set-up everything again, but I would rather not take that road if I don't have too. I have done a lot of tweaking to my workspace. Thanks, Scott J
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