Re: Software Conflict??

Hello......

Don't know if this will help, but here goes. I have used FirstPage 2000 for
several months now, and am very pleased with the results. For a free
download, it is a nice little tool. I use IE 5 as my primary browser, but I
also have Netscape and Opera downloaded. I have Paint Shop Pro 7, Ability
Office 2000, Amabilis 3D Canvas.  I use WS-FTP95LE for uploading my pages.
I have never had any of them conflict with each other. In fact, it is not
unusual for me to have FirstPage, PSP, and WS-FTP all open simultaneously,
with my browser window and my Outlook Express open as well. Oh, I also run
Yahoo Messenger and ICQ.

Hope this is what you were looking for.
Dusty


----- Original Message -----
From: "Helen" <helen.abc(at)virgin.net>
To: <hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 11:30 AM
Subject: Software Conflict??


> Hello,
> I run on Windows '95. I installed 1st Page 2000 v2 eight weeks ago; Coffee
> Cup HTML Editor 8.7 the next week; updated that to 8.8 the week after;
then
> Xara X and Homesite 4.5 two weeks ago. I uninstalled C.C. after the
month's
> trial.
>
> Today I couldn't get Homesite to instert pictures correctly - (they didn't
> show) - from a folder on the Desktop. It was missing out the 'C:'. Then I
> got an access error when I attempted to open 1st Page, but it opened and
> functioned on the second attempt. Then I found it had become impossible to
> send any file to a floppy (though the floppy drive was still able to read
> and write disks). At each attempt I got "Fatal Error" "Unable to create an
> instance of required object." "Server/admin"  etc. then the tray icons
would
> vanish and I'd get a message "Click here to begin" with a pointer
indicating
> the Start button.
>
> Norton can find no virus activity.
>
> ScanDisk found errors in several Homesite files "folder cannot be opened
in
> MS-DOS mode because its MS-DOS name, including the names of any folders it
> is in, is longer than 66 characters." After ScanDisk repairs, I still
> couldn't send files to a floppy.
>
> Does anyone understand this? Help would be most appreciated!
>
> Cheers,
> Helen.
>
>
>
>

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