The strangest thing hapened the other day with Dreamweaver 8. When I loaded it up, I started getting a lot of errors. Then, all the sudden when I started copying and pasting, I got this error:
" While executing DW_Menu_Edit_paste Command in menus.xml, the following Javascript errors occurred: Type Error : MM.event has no properties. "
To solve the problem, I found this solution:
Find this file and delete it:
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Macromedia\Dreamweaver
8\Configuration\WinFileCache-*.dat
In case these folders it is in are are normally hidden - you may have to use Explorer > Tools > Folder Options to unhide them.
Now, no more errors.
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Q. Why do people build websites?
A. They have something to share.
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While learning to design websites over the past 7 years, I have read hundreds of web pages, bought hundreds of dollars in books and done extensive research in the field of website design. From the psychology of fonts, linespace, colours and layouts of websites to analyzing log statistics, learning about robots, search engines, spiders, HTML, CSS and other essentials of websites, I have gained a new respect for what it takes to build a good website. No matter how many things I read, how many experiments I try, or how many websites I build, it all seems to boil down to the same point over and over. For anyone who has a website, the higher the listing is in a search engine, the more chances you will have to let another person read what you have to say.
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