%USERPROFILE%\InstallAnywhere\<InstallAnywhere_Version>\<InstallAnywhere_Edition>\preferences\com.zerog.ia.PathManager.properties

where <InstallAnywhere_Edition> should either be Standard or Enterprise (now renamed to Professional or Premier, respectively), depending on the InstallAnywhere Edition.

<InstallAnywhere_Version> should have one of the following values depending on the InstallAnywhere version.

InstallAnywhere Version	InstallAnywhere Name	<InstallAnywhere Version> Value
8	InstallAnywhere 8	80
9	InstallAnywhere 2008	90
9.5	InstallAnywhere 2008 VP1	95
10	InstallAnywhere 2009	100
11	InstallAnywhere 2010	110
11.5	InstallAnywhere 2010 SP1	115
12	InstallAnywhere 2011, 2011 SP1, 2011 SP2	120
12.5	InstallAnywhere 2011 SP3, 2011 SP4	125
14	InstallAnywhere 2012	140
15	InstallAnywhere 2013	150
16	InstallAnywhere 2014	160
16.5	InstallAnywhere 2014 SP1	165
17	InstallAnywhere 2015	170
18	InstallAnywhere 2017	180
19	InstallAnywhere 2018	190

For example, for InstallAnywhere 2017 Premier Edition, the directory path to the source path storage file should be as follows:

%USERPROFILE%\InstallAnywhere\180\Premier\preferences\com.zerog.ia.PathManager.properties

Note: The InstallAnywhere directory is a hidden directory, by default.

On Linux, the storage path (.properties) file should be located in the home directory of the user who is logged into the system.

Note: You will need to enable the option to display hidden files.

The Source Paths dialog allows developers to enter relative paths for installer projects. The path contained by the Source Path, itself, must be explicit.

To use relative source paths, go to the Source Paths tab under, the Edit > Preferences menu option. Check the "Enable Source Paths" checkbox.

To add a relative source path:

1. Click the Add button.
2. In the text box below the Access Path Name label, enter the access path name. For example, RESOURCE.
3. In the text box below the folder label, enter the source path. For example, C:\Resources.
4. In this case, the setup author could use the $RESOURCE$ syntax in the project file instead of C:\Resources. The $RESOURCE$ source path should resolve to C:\Resources. This functionality should allow the developer to change one source if the source path needs to be changed, instead of changing the same path in numerous places throughout the project.