Scott
That is exactly what happened to me.
Can not believe you are still here, I went to bed for 8 hours, it is now 9.26 in the morning in the UK.
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Keith W Jones
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Inger
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Scott has moved in here... 
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My work in progress:
Components for Site Designer and the HTML Editor: https://mock-up.coffeecup.com
Jo Rice
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Awesome, thanks Scott, I had done that already on copying the files and all seems to be ok, I didn't copy the Markup folder that was created in the public section over to the all user area, should I do that too?
george barone
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I am new to HTML Editor and following the above thread I still dont see any themes. I searched for the *.cct files and there are none loaded on my computer? Is that the extension i need to find? I am running Win 7 32 bit. Upgraded yesterday from the previous version, had to do it over due to not running as an Administrator. One other thing i noticed was that my snippets are gone....... Should i just uninstall and start over?
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Keith W Jones
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George
Go to Documents library you will see 2 Coffeecup Software folders put the contents of the folder with the themes in, into the other folder. Then restart the software.
Keith
Go to Documents library you will see 2 Coffeecup Software folders put the contents of the folder with the themes in, into the other folder. Then restart the software.
Keith
Scott Swedorski
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Jo Ann wrote:
Awesome, thanks Scott, I had done that already on copying the files and all seems to be ok, I didn't copy the Markup folder that was created in the public section over to the all user area, should I do that too?
Awesome, thanks Scott, I had done that already on copying the files and all seems to be ok, I didn't copy the Markup folder that was created in the public section over to the all user area, should I do that too?
I think that should still go in the AppData folder.
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george barone
Registered User
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Keith Jones wrote:
George
Go to Documents library you will see 2 Coffeecup Software folders put the contents of the folder with the themes in, into the other folder. Then restart the software.
Keith
George
Go to Documents library you will see 2 Coffeecup Software folders put the contents of the folder with the themes in, into the other folder. Then restart the software.
Keith
Thanks Keith, that worked...
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Jo Rice
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Well it's there already Scott in the AppData Local area, but it also installed it to the Public Documents area too just so you know. I did delete it from both documents area, but forgot about the AppData area.... maybe I should try again and see what it does lol. Delete Markup, and see if it put it there or not this time? Or should I just call it good and keep quiet now?
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
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Jo Ann wrote:
Well it's there already Scott in the AppData Local area, but it also installed it to the Public Documents area too just so you know. I did delete it from both documents area, but forgot about the AppData area.... maybe I should try again and see what it does lol. Delete Markup, and see if it put it there or not this time? Or should I just call it good and keep quiet now?
Well it's there already Scott in the AppData Local area, but it also installed it to the Public Documents area too just so you know. I did delete it from both documents area, but forgot about the AppData area.... maybe I should try again and see what it does lol. Delete Markup, and see if it put it there or not this time? Or should I just call it good and keep quiet now?
I say let sleeping dogs lie.
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microair
Micronair
98 posts
I've tried installing & re-installing HTML Editor. I have no Themes, and have purchased a new Theme. I can find the purchased Theme where I extracted it to, but can't get the program to read it.
It apparently imports successfully, but isn't in the box. See attached image
I was under the impression that this was a new bug, and that Scott was referring it to the technical people on Monday last.
It apparently imports successfully, but isn't in the box. See attached image
I was under the impression that this was a new bug, and that Scott was referring it to the technical people on Monday last.
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