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Jiri Vlach has the following useful information about Windows (so the default is that the directory is where you start Analysis up, which is the Desktop, but you can change this): "I believe that the solution of your second problem is pretty straightforward. Right-click on the Analysis icon on your desktop, choose Properties, find "Start in" entry in Shortcut tab and fill in the path you want Analysis to be starting from." And if you want multiple possible directories then: "If you have say five most used directories than make four more copies of your desktop Analysis shortcut icon and set the start-up paths for them accordingly. It's not very elegant but may work." (Using Copy and Paste of the shortcut.) On Unix you just start up Analysis where you want, and that is the default directory where it looks for projects until you navigate elsewhere. And I guess on Windows you could also put a shortcut somewhere besides the Desktop, although I haven't tried it to see if that works. Wayne On Thu, 27 Sep 2012, Wayne Boucher wrote: > Hello, > > I always say that Antivirus software is the Virus. It's hard to know how to > protect against its enthusiasm since they don't tell you what they don't > like. > > I'll have a think about the second question, which has a technical issue. > (The problem is that if there is no project open then there is no connection > to anything on disk, including the Preferences file.) > > Wayne > > On Thu, 27 Sep 2012, ABHISHEK MANDAL wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I recently added a new hard drive in my laptop (Windows 7 64 bit with 8gb >> RAM) and re-installed >> CCPN along with my old Antivirus (Norton Security Suite by Comcast). During >> one of the scans, >> one of the components of Norton recognized analysis as a threat and tried >> to uninstall it. Just >> wanted to report that in case something can be done. >> >> The second question is regarding the default location that pops up when I >> click on File -> Open >> Project every time I start analysis. Right now, it always starts out at the >> Desktop and I have >> to meander my way to the directory of my data files. I was wondering if >> there was a way to set >> a location under 'Preferences' which can be the new default and is saved so >> that it works every >> time you start analysis. If not, can this be added in a future update? >> >> Thank you, >> Abhishek Mandal >> >> van der Wel lab >> University of Pittsburgh, USA >> >> >> >