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\ Miles (13 Oct 2007)
. \ Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo (13 Oct 2007)
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. . \ Miles (13 Oct 2007)
. \ G. R. Woodring (13 Oct 2007)
. . \ Miles (13 Oct 2007)
. . . \ G. R. Woodring (14 Oct 2007)
. . \ Irwin Greenwald (14 Oct 2007)
. . . \ Miles (14 Oct 2007)
. . . \ G. R. Woodring (14 Oct 2007)

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Subject:	Re: Add/remove
Group:	Mozilla-support-firefox
From:	G. R. Woodring
Date:	14 Oct 2007

On 10/13/2007 8:28 PM, Irwin Greenwald wrote:
> On 10/13/2007 2:53 PM, G. R. Woodring wrote:
>> On 10/13/2007 4:42 PM, Miles wrote:
>>> In WinXP Home, SP3, Control Panel/add-remove shows two versions of FF
>>> when I only have one currently installed. It shows the current
>>> 2.0.0.7, 26.84MB last used 9/24/07 (even though it was used today
>>> 10/13/07). And it shows 2.0.0.2 26.36MB, last used 3/2/07.
>>>
>>> Could this relate to there being two profiles which are located on D
>>> drive, and the subject of another discussion, cannot eliminate either.
>>>
>>> 2.0.0.7 is the only FF currently installed as reflected in C:\program
>>> files\mozilla firefox.
>>>
>>> Question is how can that duplicate version in control panel be
>>> eliminated? Somehow simply eliminate the duplicate entry? Or click
>>> on "remove," and perhaps risk removing the working FF?
>>> Miles
>>
>> Windows usage info is useless, just ignore it.
>>
>> You can have as many profiles as you want and they can be located on
>> any drive that you have access to, as long as their path is correctly
>> registered in "profiles.ini" in the default location.
>>
>>
>> Scary but simple way to remove the entry:
>>
>> Make sure Firefox is closed. Make sure you are using the Recycle bin
>> for deletion.
>>
>> Go to "C:\Program files\
>> Select "mozilla firefox" folder and hit "Delete" key then confirm
>> deletion.
>>
>> Go to Add/Remove and attempt to remove the *older* version. The
>> operation will fail as there is nothing to remove. Windows will then
>> ask to remove the program from the list, select "Yes".
>>
>> Go to Recycle bin and _restore_ the deleted "mozilla firefox" folder.
>> Firefox should now be back to normal :-)
>>
>>
> My preferred method it to rename the program folder.
>

Yes, and that is exactly what _delete_ does :-) Isn't DOS wonderful?

--
G. R. Woodring
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