'Not enough memory' during installation

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Subject:	'Not enough memory' during installation
Group:	Mozilla-support-firefox
From:	vernonner3voltazim
Date:	6 Jun 2007

I downloaded Firefox 2.0.0.4 and it won't install to my Windows95
machine.

By-default it wants to install to Drive C:, which is short on free
space.

The installer pops up a nice box that lets me select a different
location,
so I picked Drive E:, which has over 600MB of free space.

The box acknowledges this fact, and displays:
Space required: 18.9MB
Space available: 680.8MB

Nevertheless, when I click the "NEXT" button, a little popup window
declares:
"You don't have sufficient disk space to install to this location.
Click OK to select a different location." (the OK button is in the
little popup window)

It seems to me that the Installer is still-remembering the
insufficient
space available in Drive C:, even though it indicates that it knows
there is lots of space on Drive E:.

Obviously I'd like to see this glitch fixed.

Thanks!

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