Re: "This directory"??

David> At 12:00 PM 7/12/01 +0200, you wrote: >> David> Feedback from David> /Download/win32/index.html David> On the top of this webpage, when it refers to "This David> directory", precisely which directory is it referring to? >> It's referring to >> http://www.xemacs.org/Download/win32/ David> You changed this web-page, right? I no longer see it David> referring to "This directory". Ah, I should have been clearer on this. I have changed the web-page and want your feedback on it. David> Also, on the bottom of the page, it refers to a number of David> EXEs for required packages, but does not say where they are David> found. I assume that they are in "This directory", but I David> can't find them on the FTP site. Am I looking in the wrong David> place? >> No. You're in the right place. >> Please take a look again and let me know about success or failure. David> Ah. Each of the packages (except CVS!) now has a hyperlink David> for downloading the package (I don't think the hyperlinks David> were there yesterday, but I could be wrong...). No, you're not wrong :-) I have not found the cvs exe in question. The others have been added and hyper-linked. David> Two other answers that could be on this web-page: I saw these questions. I'll leave it up to Andy Piper or others to answer these. Best regards, Adrian David> * If you use Netinstaller to install XEmacs, how do you David> uninstall it? David> Now that I've installed XEmacs 21.4.3 on my NT, I can't David> find a mechanism to uninstall it (except edit the registry David> and delete the files). This web-page should warn people of David> this. David> * If you use Netinstaller to download XEmacs 21.4.3, can David> you later use it David> to download an earlier version? David> If the directory that you want to download to already has a David> version of a package, it apparently will only show you David> available newer versions of that package. I've had minor David> problems with XEmacs 21.4.3 on NT (for instance, Dired David> doesn't reuse buffers -- it always creates new ones), so I David> considered rolling back to 21.1.14. -- David Masterson David> Synopsys, Inc. -- Adrian Aichner mailto:adrian＠xemacs.org http://www.xemacs.org/