.NET Framework - How to install EW3 over EW2?
Asked By Kirsten Bjorneboe
03-Feb-10 04:33 PM
I have run EW2 for some years, and have now bought EW3 (not received it
yet).
Can I install EW3( full, not an update) over EW2? What to take care of?
Kirsten in Denmark
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Ronx replied to Kirsten Bjorneboe
EW3 (both upgrade and Full versions) installs alongside (not overwriting)
EW2, so neither will interfere with the other, both can be used at the same
time, and both can edit the same websites (though avoid doing so
simultaneously).
There should not be any problems using the default installation settings.
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Phil Brighton- UKWDA Accredited replied to Ronx
As Ron says there will be no issue installing alongside EW2. I have EW, EW2
and EW3 on my machine and all are happy ;-)
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Kirsten Bjorneboe replied to Phil Brighton- UKWDA Accredited
Thank you both! I have now received my Expression Web 3 and have happily
installed it. Plus Servicepack 1 :-) No problems so far.
Why do you keep older versions?
Kirsten in Denmark
senn replied to Kirsten Bjorneboe
Could you happen to be stuck in something new.
Or would you find out doing particular things easier in EW2 ?.
And perhaps doing others more convenient in EW3.
If you are sure about it and want to scrap EW2, It'd
be a pleasure for me to bid up. Be sure not to regret.
Regards
/senn
Cheryl D Wise replied to Kirsten Bjorneboe
If you have any third party add-ins that only work in one version. There is
also a bug with EW 2/3 that will cause corruption in pdf files if you rename
them in EW but will not corrupt them if you rename in EW 1.
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