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I have Visual Cobol Personal Edition
I had an Internet outage on my Win/8 laptop and could not open Project1 (I am trying to 'get started' with this product)
Once the connection was made true again, I could open Project1
Why is that?
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Mystery explained. I had not yet activated the product on that laptop. When I went to progress through to loading source code, there was a window that popped up behind the one I was in. When I found that I was able to complete activation and then was taken to a 'skeleton' source code example/sample. It has nothing to do with being connected to the 'net or not.
Now that I am moving along, I find I can dbl-clk source code and Visual COBOL starts up and I am able to edit.
Thanks again for helping me think about this.

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Hello Paul,
Which COBOL template did you create your project with? And did you create the project on your local drive?
Regards,

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Hi, and thanks for your contact
I do not recall using a COBOL template to create Project1
I think it was the supplied Project for a demo?
It resides in C:\Users\Paul\Documents\Visual Studio 2012\Projects\Project1\Project1

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Mystery explained. I had not yet activated the product on that laptop. When I went to progress through to loading source code, there was a window that popped up behind the one I was in. When I found that I was able to complete activation and then was taken to a 'skeleton' source code example/sample. It has nothing to do with being connected to the 'net or not.
Now that I am moving along, I find I can dbl-clk source code and Visual COBOL starts up and I am able to edit.
Thanks again for helping me think about this.