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This is a fairly common situation, and there can be a lot to cover. Copying the .ivb file will be the main thing. But have you ever created any custom VBA project files? If so, you will want to get those too, and copy them to the new directory. Also, if you have ever created any custom buttons for your user interface for running any of your VBA macros, those .bmp files will likely be in that same folder with your .ivb files, and you will want to copy those over too. There is also the line on the 'File' tab of the Application Options dialog, where you specify where your default VBA project is located. Make sure this is correct after your new install. I have everything on that File tab pointing to locations on a shared network drive, so it always stays the same for me and my team.
There are also some other things you will need to do, if you haven't already. You may or may not already be familiar with these, but here they are anyways.
Open your Application Options, then use the Export button at the bottom to export them to an XML file, then in your new install, reverse the process using the Import button.
On the Tools tab, Options panel, click the Customize tool to open that dialog. Same there...use those Import/Export buttons.
Also on the Tools tab, Options panel, click the iLogic Configuration tool (you may have to expand the panel to see it). Same deal here again, if this stuff is important...use those Import/Export buttons.
Make sure all the stuff shown in your Application Options File tab, iFeature tab, & Content Center tab's are still found in their proper file locations inside your new install.
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)