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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 3

Deleting configuration files in a multiuser environment

When you do something within Dreamweaver in a multiuser operating system that would cause a

configuration file to be deleted (for example, when you delete a predesigned snippet from the

Snippets panel), Dreamweaver creates a file in your user configuration folder called

mm_deleted_files.xml. When a file is listed in mm_deleted_files.xml, Dreamweaver behaves as if

that file doesn’t exist.

Note: The mm_deleted_files.xml file isn’t created until you take an action that would cause a configuration file

to be deleted.

To deactivate a configuration file:

1 Quit Dreamweaver.

2 Using a text editor, edit mm_deleted_files.xml in your user configuration folder; add an item

tag to that file, giving the path (relative to the master Configuration folder) of the

configuration file to deactivate.

Note: Do not edit mm_deleted_files.xml in Dreamweaver.

3 Save and close mm_deleted_files.xml.

4 Start Dreamweaver again.

About mm_deleted_files.xml tag syntax

The mm_deleted_files.xml file contains a structured list of items that describe configuration files

which Dreamweaver is to ignore. These items are described by XML tags which you can edit in a

text editor.

The following sections describe the syntax of the mm_deleted_files.xml tags. Optional attributes

are marked in the attribute lists with braces (

{}); all attributes not marked with braces are required.

Description

Container tag holding a list of items that Dreamweaver should treat as deleted.

Attributes

None.

Contents

This tag must contain one or more item tags.

Container

None.

Example

</deleteditems>

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