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Originally Posted by AndrewD

Actually, it does have a prefix, just a different one by default, and it can be changed.

See includes/local_links_init.php, around line 48:

// Database Table Prefix
define('THIS_TABLE', 'local_');
// Uncomment this to use the standard VB table prefix...
// define ('THIS_TABLE', TABLE_PREFIX);

You can either change 'local_' to be what you want or you can remove the comment symbols (the //) from the second define statement to use the same prefix as vb (I would not recommend that because you might end up with one database table trying to serve two different masters)

Of course, if you change this in a live system, you will need to use a tool like phpmyadmin to rename your existing tables.

Apologies for my error, and thanks for the info.