- From: <Irene.Vatton@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 12:09:28 +0200
- To: tordin@dreamscape.com
- cc: www-amaya@w3.org
If you only installed and uninstalled Amaya, I guess you have trouble with Installshield. Otherwise, could you give us: - the complete path where Amaya was installed - the complete path of the directory you cannot delete - your login name, because Amaya uses that login name to save user's preferences. In-reply-to: Your message of Mon, 27 Sep 1999 01:41:13 -0400." <199909270140430560.00109CCE@mail.dreamscape.com> > WHAT IN THE HECK DID YOU DO TO MY HARD DRIVE????!!!!!! > > I downloaded and installed Amaya 2.1 from your web site. After > installing it, I discovered it was not something that I wanted to > use. I uninstalled it using the add/remove programs prompt. > > After it was uninstalled, I discovered there was still the folder > left, with a sub folder under it. No matter what I do I cannot delete > this folder. From the DOS prompt, this folder is named with the ascii > (?) smiley face (white border and features, not the reverse...I don't > have an ascii chart handy or I'd give you the codes.) > > Under W95, this directory appears as a solid line in Explorer. When > attempting to delete this file, Explorer tells me the specified path > of the subfolder is invalid. The same happens if I try to rename it. > > Under DOS, I tried Norton NCD for DOS. Just deleting the directory > under NCD doesn't work. It tells me the directory is not empty. > > Using Norton's Delete Tree command brings up a dialog box saying it > is deleting the tree, and shows *15* smiley face subdirectories > (where it runs out of space in the box), and locks up. > > The DOS RD command will not remove the Amaya directory, because it > says the directory is not empty. I have no idea how to switch to the > "smiley face" from the DOS prompt. > > Using the DOS deltree command seems to work, and it says it deleted > the Amaya directory and its subs. but a check of the tree, shows it > is still there. > > No matter what I do, the damn thing is still there!!! > > HOW DO I GET RID OF THIS DAMN THING???!!!! (yes, I know, CAPS implies > YELLING.) I am totally confused by this one. > > Thank you for your time and prompt reply. > > Terry Ordinetz > > Irene.
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