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Macromedia HomeSite+ for Dreamweaver MX Release Notes System Requirements Installing and Uninstalling New Features and Enhancements Integration with other Macromedia Products FTP & RDS Registry Settings Change Shell Namespace Extension Compatibility Known Issues Documentation Notes System Requirements Intel Pentium-compatible processor, Pentium II or higher recommended Microsoft Windows 98/ME/NT4/2000 Professional/XP Professional, Home Internet Explorer 4.5 or higher 64 MB of available RAM, 128 MB recommended 40 MB of free hard disk space 800 x 600, 256-color display CD ROM Drive for packaged version ColdFusion 5 or higher Server (for ColdFusion application debugging, database access, and deployment) Installing and Uninstalling To uninstall HomeSite 4.5.2 after installing HomeSite+, you must first uninstall HomeSite+. Here's the proper sequence: Install HomeSite 4.5.2 Install HomeSite+ Uninstall HomeSite+ Uninstall HomeSite 4.5.2 Installation Known Issues JRun Studio 3.0.1 may be installed on the same computer as ColdFusion Studio 5 and/or HomeSite+. The preferred sequence of installation is to install JRun 3.0.1 and then ColdFusion Studio 5 and/or HomeSite+. But, if you do install JRun Studio 3.0.1 after installing ColdFusion Studio 5 and/or HomeSite+, you must reinstall ColdFusion Studio 5 and/or HomeSite+. If you uninstall HomeSite+ when you have more than one version installed on the same computer, do not select to delete the shared files during the uninstallation. For example, when HomeSite 4.5.2 and HomeSite+ are installed on the same computer and you uninstall HomeSite+, dialogs will appear during the uninstallation asking to delete shared files. In those dialogs, you must select No (the default is Yes). If you do inadvertently delete the files, you will need to reinstall. It is important that earlier versions of HomeSite or ColdFusion Studio are installed before later versions. So, you would reinstall HomeSite or ColdFusion Studio 4.5.2 first and then HomeSite+. [29480] Installation Wizard Known Issue After uninstalling, the InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog may appear, indicating that installation has completed instead of uninstallation. [29633] Installation log If you have installation problems, the HomeSite5Plus.log file, which is installed in the Windows root directory, can be a valuable source of information for troubleshooting the installation routine. You can attach to email sent to

Can be viewed by selecting Using ColdFusion on the Dreamweaver MX Help menu. The CFML Reference is also available from the dropdown book list on the References tab in the Dreamweaver MX Code panel. While working in a document in HomeSite+, you can view the complete CFML Reference information for a CFML tag by placing the cursor in the tag and presing the F1 key. If you want to add the CFML Reference to the HomeSite+ Help tree, you can download it from the HomeSite+ Support Center at macromedia.com. See the Installation Instructions below for details. To see syntax and usage information for all supported languages, open the Tag Chooser (Ctrl+E), select a tag, and click the Help button. The SQL Builder uses the name "Query Builder" in the title bar of its dialog box, so searching the Help References for "query builder" does not yield results. Searches on "query" or "SQL" do return Help topics. Installation Instructions for CFML Reference Archive Extract the zip file to your HomeSite+ root directory. The files will be installed in the /Help/CFML Reference folder. Open the Help Resources window, expand the CFML Reference, and check that the files are installed properly. The CFML Reference Help files display in alphabetical order (Windows default). If this display meets your needs, no further action is needed. However, if you want the CFML Help display organized into "books", like the Using HomeSite+ for Dreamweaver MX and the HTML 4.01 Specification Help files, then follow these additional steps: Open the HomeSite+/add_to_booktree.txt file in HomeSite+ and copy the file contents to the Clipboard. Open the HomeSite+/Help/booktree.xml file in HomeSite+, place the cursor just above the tag at the bottom of the file, and paste the copied text. Save the booktree.xml file. Open the Help Resources window, right-click in the Help files pane, and select the Refresh command. Check the CFML Reference display to make sure that it has updated, If so, you can delete the txt file. The next time you run the Help Search engine, it will index the CFML Reference. Back to Top

Are in effect for this release: All QuickBar tabs are displayed by default and individual tabs cannot be removed. The QuickBar can be undocked and moved, but individual QuickBar tabs cannot be. The right-click toolbars menu is disabled. You can use the Options > Customize dialog box to change the toolbutton display on toolbars and to add custom toolbuttons and toolbars. The Resources window can be undocked and moved, but individual Resources tabs cannot be. The default order of the Resources window tabs cannot be changed. The default display and position of the Standard, Edit, View, Tools, and Debug toolbars cannot be changed. When viewing files on a ColdFusion MX server over an RDS connection, please note the following issues [45379]: Files viewed via Macromedia FTP & RDS in Windows Explorer when HomeSite+ is installed display the Modified date of 1/1/01 8:00 PM Files viewed via Macromedia FTP & RDS in Windows Explorer when ColdFusion Studio 5 is installed display the Modified date of 1/1/1601 8:00:00 PM The Files tabs in HomeSite+ do not display the date in the Modified column. If you install HomeSite+ before installing Dreamweaver MX, and if you want to edit documents that are open in HomeSite+ in Dreamweaver MX, select the Options > Settings > Dreamweaver/UltraDev > Enable Dreamweaver/UltraDev integration option. [45661] If you administer a Linux ColdFusion MX server via RDS in the Files tab of HomeSite+, you must remove "%20" from the URL of the Administration page in the Internet Explorer. [45767] If you attempt to save a file to a folder on an FTP site that has the same name as a folder in the HomeSite+ root directory, the file is saved to the local folder. Macromedia recommends that you not use any of the following folder names on an FTP where you will be saving files: AutoBackup, Extensions, Help, Parsers, ReadmeContent, Spelling, UserData, Verity, Wizards. If the problem still happens, search your local drive for the files and copy them to the FTP site via the Macromedia FTP & RDS Shell Namespace Extension in the Explorer or on the Files tabs