Why Can I Not Change My Menus?

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    Default Why Can I Not Change My Menus?

    I'm trying to alter my menus in dreeamweaver using the menus.xml file as I was
    directed.

    I can change it, rename it, delete it, break it, everything. Nothing does
    ANYTHING to dreamweaver. Even with system restarts. I've tried renaming the
    file to force dreamweaver to make a new one, nothing works.

    All I did was find a menu item that I could easily locate, I choose the main
    menu bar. I choose File > Open Recent Reopen documents on startup

    I changed the NAME to "Open Recent Docccccuments On Startup"

    Then I opened dreamweaver, no change. I reset. No change. I deleted the file.
    No change. I replaced it. No change.

    Whats going on!

    digitalpacman Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: Why Can I Not Change My Menus?

    Be sure that you are editing the menus.xml file (or any file) in the
    User Configuration folder, not the Application Configuration folder.

    There are 2 reason for this:

    1. Files in the User config folder override files in the App config
    folder, and DW copies menus.xml to the User config folder by default.

    2. If you change the App config file, then it's harder (or impossible)
    to get back to the default configuration if things go haywire. Always
    copy to the User config folder and edit there. Then, simply del;eting
    the User config folder returns DW to the original state.

    This TechNote explains the difference between the 2 Configuration folders:

    [url]http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_16420[/url]

    HTH,
    Randy

    > I'm trying to alter my menus in dreeamweaver using the menus.xml file as I was
    > directed.
    >
    > I can change it, rename it, delete it, break it, everything. Nothing does
    > ANYTHING to dreamweaver.
    Randy Edmunds Guest

  4. #3

    Default Re: Why Can I Not Change My Menus?

    Thanks,

    I wish the developers were smart enough to put the PATH of the file you should
    edit in their help. They simply say "menus.xml" so I did a search in the
    Dreamweaver/ folder for it, found it, edited it, and went AHH

    digitalpacman Guest

  5. #4

    Default Re: Why Can I Not Change My Menus?

    > I wish the developers were smart enough to...

    Ouch!

    Randy Edmunds
    Principal Software Engineer
    Dreamweaver Development
    Randy Edmunds Guest

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