Please help - what do I do?
This may be as I uninstalled the free version after I purchased the full version of CC but cannot see how to fix it.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Alan
Mark up Datafolder does not exist! -...
Alan Adkins
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Scott Swedorski
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See http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … ist-error/ for instructions on how to fix that.
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May Peters
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Hello folks,
I still keep receiving 'Mark- up data does not exist' and I did exactly as was told down here. Is there someone who can help? Thanks a lot in advanceeee!
I have Windows Vista , the HTML version 9.6 Build 375 (free version)
For HTML Editor 12.0 or lower:
Make sure the HTML Editor is closed.
If you are using version 12.0 (or older), download the Markup library here.
Extract the contents of this folder.
If you are a Windows 8, 7 or Vista user, move the "Markup" folder to this location: C:\Users[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup HTML Editor
If you are an XP user, move the "Markup" folder to this location: C:\Documents and Settings[USERNAME]\Application Data\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup HTML Editor
Once you've completed these steps, the HTML Editor should open normally
I still keep receiving 'Mark- up data does not exist' and I did exactly as was told down here. Is there someone who can help? Thanks a lot in advanceeee!
I have Windows Vista , the HTML version 9.6 Build 375 (free version)
For HTML Editor 12.0 or lower:
Make sure the HTML Editor is closed.
If you are using version 12.0 (or older), download the Markup library here.
Extract the contents of this folder.
If you are a Windows 8, 7 or Vista user, move the "Markup" folder to this location: C:\Users[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup HTML Editor
If you are an XP user, move the "Markup" folder to this location: C:\Documents and Settings[USERNAME]\Application Data\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup HTML Editor
Once you've completed these steps, the HTML Editor should open normally
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
May Peters wrote:
Hello folks,
I still keep receiving 'Mark- up data does not exist' and I did exactly as was told down here. Is there someone who can help? Thanks a lot in advanceeee!
I have Windows Vista , the HTML version 9.6 Build 375 (free version)
For HTML Editor 12.0 or lower:
Make sure the HTML Editor is closed.
If you are using version 12.0 (or older), download the Markup library here.
Extract the contents of this folder.
If you are a Windows 8, 7 or Vista user, move the "Markup" folder to this location: C:\Users[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup HTML Editor
If you are an XP user, move the "Markup" folder to this location: C:\Documents and Settings[USERNAME]\Application Data\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup HTML Editor
Once you've completed these steps, the HTML Editor should open normally
Hello folks,
I still keep receiving 'Mark- up data does not exist' and I did exactly as was told down here. Is there someone who can help? Thanks a lot in advanceeee!
I have Windows Vista , the HTML version 9.6 Build 375 (free version)
For HTML Editor 12.0 or lower:
Make sure the HTML Editor is closed.
If you are using version 12.0 (or older), download the Markup library here.
Extract the contents of this folder.
If you are a Windows 8, 7 or Vista user, move the "Markup" folder to this location: C:\Users[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup HTML Editor
If you are an XP user, move the "Markup" folder to this location: C:\Documents and Settings[USERNAME]\Application Data\CoffeeCup Software\CoffeeCup HTML Editor
Once you've completed these steps, the HTML Editor should open normally
Version 9.6 has been outdated for a long time. Download version 10 from our website.
http://www.coffeecup.com/free-editor/
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May Peters
Guest
3 posts
Thank you ,Scott! You made my day!
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