How Source Paths Work
Source paths will automatically be substituted for the most complete path possible. For example, say you have the two following source paths defined:
$SOURCEPATH1$ = D:\temp\dir\foo $SOURCEPATH2$ = D:\temp
When you add a file such as D:\temp\dir\foo\hello.txt, the file will be referenced by $SOURCEPATH1$/hello.txt because $SOURCEPATH1$ has the most complete path match available.
If a team member opens this project and the source path is not defined, a dialog will appear asking him or her to locate and redefine the source path.
In any project, there are several predefined source paths that cannot be changed or edited:
$IA_HOME$ is the location on the system where InstallAnywhere is running. A common location might be
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