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Another user with the same problem - running this task causes the normal
Visual Studio paths to be corrupted, so regular compiles don’t work
(i.e. it can’t find afxwin.h, etc.). I’ve seen the other threads regarding this:

- Yes, VS2005 was run many times before installing Prof-UIS
- No, VS2005 was not running when I installed Prof-UIS.

Luckily, running the Integration Wizard again to remove the Prof-UIS
paths restored the VS environment, but I can’t seem to get this
to work. Can this be setup manually?

I just found where the Path settings are in VS2005, and was able to
verify that the wizard is indeed overwriting the existing VS settings
(for include, lib, source and exclude), instead of appending.
After running the wizard to remove the prof-uis settings (which restored
the original VS settings, thank you), I was able to manually append the
prof-uis paths back in, and all seems well now.

For other users, here’s what I did:
Tools->Options->Projects and Solutions->VC++ Directories
(Note, I installed to Prof-UIS to C:\Prof-UIS on my machine, so adjust
the paths below to your Prof-UIS installation directory)

Inlude files list, add: C:\Prof-UIS\include
Library files list, add: C:\Prof-UIS\Bin_800
Source files list, add: C:\Prof-UIS\src
Exclude files list, add: C:\Prof-UIS\include

We are really sorry for this inconvenience. Unfortunately we still cannot reproduce this problem on any of our computers. The state of Visual Studio can be easily restored. The ../Prof-UIS/Support/BACKUP folder contains a history of each modification of Visual Studio 2005. Each subfolder in this folder corresponds to a modification of Visual Studio settings performed by the Integration Wizard. Each subfolder contains a saved copy of the VCComponents.DAT file with Visual Studio settings and small HTML file with instructions on how to restore the settings using the VCComponents.DAT file.