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1. Re: Adding a script to a website
Paul Klinkman Jun 22, 2011 7:15 PM (in response to Paul Klinkman)I may have a partial answer myself. I recently tried disabling a number of startup items because something eats up time and memory and I wanted my machine to run faster. If I disabled an adobe program that checks for consistency between the windows directories and adobe dreamweaver's idea of a directory, that may cause the issue.
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2. Re: Adding a script to a website
Paul Klinkman Jun 23, 2011 6:01 AM (in response to Paul Klinkman)I have reloaded dreamweaver mx, no change.
I had a new image which I put in an image directory. Again, dreamweaver doesn't see the new file. I can only use existing images. When I physically type the directory/filename of the new image into a Dreamweaver html file, it doesn't see it.
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3. Re: Adding a script to a website
Paul Klinkman Jun 23, 2011 10:28 AM (in response to Paul Klinkman)More news: I have just touched up all copies of a .jpg image with a couple of blue pixels, courtesy of msPaint. When I preview the image in Dreamweaver the image is unchanged. This trick isn't easy for a computer to do. Somehow the image has to be cached someplace.
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4. Re: Adding a script to a website
Paul Klinkman Jun 23, 2011 10:32 AM (in response to Paul Klinkman)Just noticed that I'm now one of the top participants on this forum. Nobody else has replied in 2 months. This support forum is dead as a Monty Python parrot nailed to his perch.
