Installation kinked

[chequita guevara]

I thought it was a problem with EU II patch to do a full install of the game, it would start deleting Civ 3.

Now I just tried to unisntall Civ 3, and it wanted to delete Dreamweaver instead.

How do I fix this problem?

[Solly]

You need to wipe your hard drive and start all over.

[BlackCat]

Yup, only cure is :

cd /
rm -rf *

[Agathon]

https://www.linux.org

[Mercator]

Are you using the control panel to uninstall? What happens if you use the uninstall option in the start menu (if it's there)? Maybe the registry got screwed.

[chequita guevara]

I'm thinking the registry is screwed.

[Hueij]

I'd say just let it uninstall Dreamweaver. After all, you are a serious web designer, aren't you?

[chequita guevara]

Why walk when I can run? Dreamweaver is what all serious web designers use.

[Hueij]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Why walk when I can run? Dreamweaver is what all serious web designers use.

I beg your pardon? You got to be kidding...

[chequita guevara]

Nope. It writes clean code without adding other crap in. You can alter the code how you like and it won't change it unless you tell it to do so. I haven't worked at a place that hasn't had DW in six years.

[mrmitchell]

http://www.formlessphantomsfixmycomputer.com

Make backups of all these things you want to keep, especially Civ

Try doing something like a system restore point if you've got any (I think Wondiws does it automatically?)

[BlackCat]

Originally posted by mrmitchell
http://www.formlessphantomsfixmycomputer.com

Make backups of all these things you want to keep, especially Civ

Try doing something like a system restore point if you've got any (I think Wondiws does it automatically?)

I'm alittle confused. Why do you suggest that a professional should consider to take a backup ? That would be a natural thing to do, so since Che are trying to claim that he is a pro, he of course has backups.

[Hueij]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Nope. It writes clean code without adding other crap in. You can alter the code how you like and it won't change it unless you tell it to do so. I haven't worked at a place that hasn't had DW in six years.

I must admit I haven't used DW since version 4, but it always took me more time to clean my code than to write it from scratch in Ultra Edit.

The only time I use it is when I have to create an image map and I couldn't talk the client out of it...

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Nope. It writes clean code without adding other crap in. You can alter the code how you like and it won't change it unless you tell it to do so. I haven't worked at a place that hasn't had DW in six years.

I haven't used Dreamweaver for ages although I am convinced that no WYSIWYG Web site editor can create the sort of code a competent human can.

Quick question: how does it handle site-wide CSS sheets?

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
I'm thinking the registry is screwed.

I think so too. Try restoring an earlier one.