I wish I had answers for you. The part I find hard is knowing whether a
so-called nightly build is really current. I wish they had a better way
of flagging them. I have to admit that as much as I enjoy and support
the Mozilla experience, I'm a mere end-user and I can't really keep up
with these guys. What I try to do is selfishly profit from their work,
so I really shouldn't complain.
Wayne Alligood wrote:
> Hello everyone
>
> On Wednesday nights, says about 9:00 p.m., I download the nightly build
> of Mozilla (Win32). It gives me a opportunity to look at what has
> happened in the past week. What I don't want to see, is previous
> installations of Mozilla fowling up my present installment. As a result
> of this, I go in the Control Panel/Add & Delete Programs and removed the
> last weeks build.
>
> My question is this - Should I completely delete the folders as well?
> After that, go into the registry and removed every occurence of Mozilla?
> I just don't want any annoying problems from old files hanging around.
>
> Any input would would be appreciated. Thank you and have a good day.
> Would appreciate a personal reply as well as to group.
>
> Wayne
