> the Task List tells me that the running >copy of Mozilla is in the directory D:\Mozilla11b, whereas the desktop >object on which I clicked to load the browser points to the copy at >D:\Mozilla11.
I've had fits with this kind of thing. The only cure I've found is to run checkini. Some times I've had to delete all copies of everything, run checkini to clear out all the mozilla junk in the ini files, and start over. The most recent event was somewhat like your problem. I even renamed my mozilla1b directory and ran checkini, and an installation of 1.1 still used the renamed program objects to set up on. I had to delete the mozilla1b object then install 1.1. Of course now I'll have to completely emininate everything related to 1.1 in order to get back to 1.1b. But I think it will be worth it. I don't know how anybody ever keeps multiple, runnable versions. Jim L Snip XX to Email 9/11: Religion tends to say the human race is on a slippery downhill slope, egged on by the master of evil. Anti-religion tends to say the race is steadily advancing toward perfection, egged on by absolutely nothing. Hmmm.
