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Thread ID: 47646	2004-08-01 20:43:00	Macromedia	Ron Bakker (356)	Press F1

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257266	2004-08-01 20:43:00	I can't seem to completely uninstall dreamweaver three. When I reinstall the program, it is still on the old settings & still has associations with the sites that I have made. As if it has never been removed. Win2k Cheers Ron	Ron Bakker (356)
257267	2004-08-01 20:50:00	You will need to remove the Macromedia folder from Program Files if the program did not remove it then run a registry cleaner to clean out the remains in the registry.	tommy (2826)
257268	2004-08-02 10:36:00	Re Tommy Sorry for my ignorance, but does that mean I have to sniff around the registry files & fix it? or is that some kind of Windows function? Cheers Ron Bakker	Ron Bakker (356)
257269	2004-08-02 11:32:00	Deleting the files from Windows Explorer does not mean entering the registry but using a registry cleaner means allowing a program to delete the unrequired entries, yes. There are a number of registry cleaning programs that will do the job, including ToniArts EasyCleaner, RegSeeker and JV16 registry cleaner. It would pay to have a look at the forum's Registry FAQ (pressf1.pcworld.co.nz) for advice, including backing up the registry.	tommy (2826)
257270	2004-08-02 12:43:00	If you want to play with the registry in any version of Windows then I suggest you first find out how to back it up and restore under MSDos if you have to. Unless you want a "not working" version of Windows of course. OTOH if you play in the registry and have a "not working" version you will very quickly get rid of Macromedia as a reformat will do that won't it?	Elephant (599)
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