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Sasarai #1
Help!! something's wrong in my dreamweaver 8!!!
Something's wrong with my dreamweaver 8.... i installed many extension files to
expand the capabilities of my dreamweaver but after i installed many
extensions, something's gone wrong.... whenever i press or type the letter "M"
or "m", an internet explorer window began appearing and prompts/asks me for a
username and password. what the heck is going on? I cannot perform direct
typing now in my dreamweaver because of this. does anyone knows what th e
problem is?
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rprevost #2
Re: Help!! something's wrong in my dreamweaver 8!!!
You may want to uninstall each extenstions one-by-one until the problem goes
away and you can identify the culprit, or check the "menu.xml" file located in
your dreawweaver's configuration folder. It would be something like
"c:\documents and settings\[your username]\application
data\macromedia\dreamweaver 8\configuration\menus\menu.xml"
Make a backup of the menu.xml, use notepad to open it, look through it to see
if there is any shortcut reference to "key=m". Change the letter if needbe.
If you find it in the menu.xml file, then you may be able to also identify
which extension added that line to the menu.xml file so that you can uninstall
that extension.
You can also use Extension Manager to turn off all your extensions rather than
uninstalling or removing them, then turn them on one-by-one until you find
which one uses the "m" as a menu shortcut.
Hope this helps.
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