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Old May 9th, 2007, 12:41 PM
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Adobe CS3 Suite Apps, NOT WORKING! :'(

I Love Adobe/Macromedia ... well know just Adobe. And finnaly UNIVERSAL apps

One problem, they won't install! I had the First Beta of Adobe Fireworks ... great! Couldn't install Beta two when it was out ... kept on trying, but there we go! So I unistalled anything of FW beta 2, and Macromedia Flash 8 and DW 8.

But when Installing Macromedia Flash and Fireworks I get the same problem and for Dreamweaver I have another problem, which make no sense. ... have a look at the links



ANY help will be great. Thank you in advance.

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Old May 9th, 2007, 02:32 PM
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Have you used Adobe's beta deinstallation script? ... I've heard there is one somewhere on their beta-access pages or something.
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Have you used Adobe's beta deinstallation script? ... I've heard there is one somewhere on their beta-access pages or something.
Well, I tried ... but this bring's me to another problem. I load it and ask's for Password and It won't let me type anything in the Terminal or iTerm.

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it probably does. it just doesn't _show_ you what you're typing. enter the pw and press enter?
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Thank you!!! I could kiss you, well DW installed anyway!!!!


THANK YOU!!! just to try the other's tho!
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As Kim Possible would put it: "No big!"
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As Kim Possible would put it: "No big!"
Kim Possible, 32 lol

Thank you so much they all work now!

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Oh I watch everything. I _am_ a TV archive. (At least I _hope_ my brain doesn't forget everything...)
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