Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 installation problem

Hi to everyone, i just download trial version for
Dreamweaver, but i can't install it.
My OS is windows vista home premium, and when it finish
install it will appear a box shows that internal error 2739.
Can anyone help me?Thanks.

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Dreamweaver CS3 Installation Problems

Hello,
I have just got Dreamweaver CS3 and Photoshop CS3 and have
had some real issues with installing them! Here is my situation
explained.
I first installed Dreamweaver CS3 after un-installing a
previous version of Dreamweaver (the one from Macromedia) and it
installed as normal. I then tried to install Photoshop but it only
got as far as 8.46% and would go no further! I did a system restore
and tried installing Photoshop before Dreamweaver and it installed!
I then tried to install Dreamweaver but once the "Adobe Setup" got
to 100% it disappeared and the Installation screen did not appear,
in fact nothing happened! I went in an endless loop of installing
one before the other and have landed and having Photoshop on the
computer and not been able to install Dreamweaver! As I mentioned,
if I don't have Photoshop installed, Dreamweaver will install and
vice-versa.
I'm thinking it is a conflict problem, but I dunno where to
begin looking. I've cleared the computer of useless files and
registry entries (I use a program called CCleaner) and I also went
into
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe and did a search for
'dreamweaver' and deleted everything that came up, just so it'd be
like Dreamweaver was never installed.
I used the CS3 Cleaner because I previously had the PS BETA
but it never worked right and it kept failing when deleting stuff,
so I dunno why that was.
If anyone knows any reason why this is doing it and have any
ways of helping me out, I would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
P.S. I am on Windows Vista Home Premium

You may experiencing the same problem that I had. If you had
a previous Beta installation installed, it may be preventing the
new installation.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=kb401090
quote:
Originally posted by:
joeh75
I upgraded to Photoshop CS and spent four hours with Adobe
tech support (valiant attempts). They told me I should call
Microsoft. Microsoft shuttled me to Dell. Dell told me they could
fix the problem with Windows Installer on my XP Pro system for
$245.
Symptom is that the Photoshop installation gets as far as a
screen that says "Loading Setup," blinks, then goes away. I
re-installed the Windows Installer and the Photoshop install still
fails.
Any help appreciated...
Thanks/Joe

Adobe InDesign CS3 Installation Problem...Over One Year and Counting

Well, it's been over a year since I purchased the Pagemaker to InDesign upgrade. I've tried at lease 15 times to load the software with the same "shared components failed to install" errors.
I've tried the Web for answers, the Clean-up utility and even called the tech support line. The answer (after waiting at least an hour on the phone) was to back up all of my files (on my time, not theirs) and run the scrub utility with the "undocumented" option 4...but watch out...
As a user of Pagemaker for nearly 15 years, I can't believe that Adobe (formerly Aldus) would release a product that cannot be used. I spent a bit over $200 for the upgrade...they got my money...I got a DVD of software that cannot be installed successfully.
As a customer for over 3 versions of the Pagemaker software, I find it a bit odd that I would have to spend hours on my computer trying to get Adobe software to install properly.
Is it just me, or have others given up on this?

> and even called
> the tech support line. The answer (after waiting at least an hour on
> the phone) was to back up all of my files (on my time, not theirs)
> and run the scrub utility with the "undocumented" option 4...but
> watch out...
And so what happened? I think Adobe is the first place you should go
with installation issues, and you should (and they should too) persist
until you get past the problem.
Tech support is a PITA. They make you do things you don't want to do
(like back up all your files on your own time); they make you jump
through silly hoops and crawl under the desk pulling parts out of your
computer; but they also have an obligation to get it working on your
computer, whatever it takes.
Call them back. Get a number. Keep track of who you talk to. Ask them to
bump you up to the next level. Keep trying.
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com

I had earlier installed adobe dreamweaver cs3 on windows 7 my system got crashed, we have changed the hardware installed win 8.1 now dreamweaver is giving activation error exceeded activation limit please help

i had earlier installed adobe dreamweaver cs3 on windows 7 my system got crashed, we have changed the hardware installed win 8.1 now dreamweaver is giving activation error exceeded activation limit please help

Hello,
what concerns your wish about an uinstaller, so you should use
https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs3-product-downloads.html >>> AND note this "Read before you download a CS3 product". And esp, "You need your CS3 serial number to complete the installation" but this shouldn't be a problem for you, because you had an official version and so you can use all these informations like https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/find-serial-number.html
Hans-Günter

Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 has shopped working

In the past two days I have been getting the following error
message when I try to make changes to an open page in Dreamweaver
CS3:
"Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 has stopped working"
"A problem caused the program to stop working correctly.
Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is
available".
I am running Windows Vista Ultimate. I have not installed any
new programs recently, so I'm thinking that either a recent Windows
Update or and Adobe Update may be causing this new problem. Is this
a known issue? Does anyone know of a solution to this
problem?

Rene wrote:
> In the past two days I have been getting the following
error message when I try
> to make changes to an open page in Dreamweaver CS3:
This is probably the answer to your problem:
http://www.adobe.com/go/kb402776
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of
ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/

Dreamweaver CS3 FTP problem

Hi,
I am unable to connect to my remote server using my new copy
of Adobe Dreamweaver CS3
When I test the FTP connection I get an error message
I can connect without problems to my remote server using
Microsoft Frontpage and the exact same FTP address, login, and
password - so it is not the server which is at fault
Things I have tried without success
My hosting company told me to either leave the host directory
box blank or put a / in it. Neither of these options work
I have tried retyping my login details carefully.
I have tried checking the ‘use passive FTP’ box
I have tried putting a colon and the port number after the
FTP address
I have tried writing the FTP address with and without the
ftp:// symbol
I have tried setting the FTP time out preferences at 60secs,
30 secs, 120 secs, 10 secs, and 5 secs
I am wondering what else to try, and how I can check whether
or not the software is being blocked by a firewall (in Norton for
example - my windows firewall is switched off) as I do remember
getting a message about this during the install. Or would it be a
good idea to uninstall and reinstall the software?
I would be most grateful for any further information or
advice.
Many thanks
Pippa

> When I test the FTP connection I get an error message
What is the error message?
Here's my experience.
1. A firewall (any firewall, including but not restricted to
SP2) may be
blocking your attempts. It's best to completely disable them
while you are
troubleshooting this.
2. The FTP host field should usually always be filled in like
this -
''www.domain.com'' (without the quotes) and with NO leading
protocol (e.g.,
http:// or ftp://) (of course, you can always
use the IP address, too).
3. Enabling Passive FTP (usually the default for 3rd party
FTP programs) in
your Remote site definition can often be the gating factor in
a balky FTP
connection.
Make sure you use those guidelines and usually your
connection problem will
be solved.
By the way, if you find that #1 allows the connection to
proceed, then you
have to figure out what it is about your firewall that is
blocking
transmissions. CS3 allows you to fine tune firewall support
via the
Remote site definition, but you may also need to do a very
simple thing of
permitting CS3 to make outgoing connections in the Firewall
configuration.
Murray --- ICQ 71997575
Adobe Community Expert
(If you *MUST* email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!)
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"Pippa Mattinson" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi,
>
> I am unable to connect to my remote server using my new
copy of Adobe
> Dreamweaver CS3
>
> When I test the FTP connection I get an error message
>
>
> I can connect without problems to my remote server using
Microsoft
> Frontpage
> and the exact same FTP address, login, and password - so
it is not the
> server which is at fault
>
> Things I have tried without success
> My hosting company told me to either leave the host
directory box blank or
> put
> a / in it. Neither of these options work
> I have tried retyping my login details carefully.
> I have tried checking the ?use passive FTP? box
> I have tried putting a colon and the port number after
the FTP address
> I have tried writing the FTP address with and without
the ftp:// symbol
> I have tried setting the FTP time out preferences at
60secs, 30 secs, 120
> secs, 10 secs, and 5 secs
>
> I am wondering what else to try, and how I can check
whether or not the
> software is being blocked by a firewall (in Norton for
example - my
> windows
> firewall is switched off) as I do remember getting a
message about this
> during
> the install. Or would it be a good idea to uninstall and
reinstall the
> software?
> I would be most grateful for any further information or
advice.
>
> Many thanks
>
> Pippa
>

Missing File - Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 with ASP, Coldfusion, and PHP

On page 263 of Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 with ASP, Coldfusion,
and PHP by:Jeffrey Bardzel and Bob Flynn the file called
countryDetailXML.asp is missing. How can I find that file? Any
idea?
Thanks for your help.

@citaiz,
That file is created earlier in the lesson in an exercise
starting on page 257. For the sake of the lesson, you can use
countryDetail.xml that is included in the lesson 09 start folder.
It is not important for this lesson that the XML is a static file
or one generated in real time from the database. The version of
Spry (1.4) that shipped with DW CS3 used XML data only. The current
version (1.6.1) can use JSON and HTML tables for the data source as
well. You can get the latest version of Spry for free at
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/,
including an extension to update your copy of DW to the latest
version.
Bob Flynn

Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 with ASP coldfusion and PHP search?

I am working through Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 with ASP
coldfusion and PHP with the intent of creating a data base site
that primarily requires a search engine on the index page. The
search page in the book uses specific search criteria ensuring that
there will always be a match to the data base but I need to create
an input text field search engine. My Q, if there is no data within
the data base that match the variable, will it return with an error
requiring an argument in the code to respond to no matching data.
Hopefully there are comprehensive online recourses for these search
engines as they are so common. I am a complete newby to all aspects
of web development and code so it will need to be a thorough
explanation, an idiots guide. ANY HELP GREATLY APPRECIATED

Rob,
Let me try to answer your questions, understanding that my
answers are laced with my experience and therefore my bias.
1. For the most part the SQL that you write for Access, MS
SQL or MySQL is going to be the same. I won't make that claim about
Oracle or PostgreSQL because I have limited or no experience in
those areas. To be sure when you head down the road with any DBMS
there are finer points on 'value added' features (to over simplify
things like MS SQL's Transact SQL), but for the most part when you
are pulling out, inserting or deleting records the SQL that you
write will be the same. In fact, I don't think I had to make any of
the SQL in the book different to deal with the back end db.
2. As for your host steering you away from MySQL, I don't
know why that would be. It is MUCH more stable and robust than
Access for web development. My research showed that you can use
MySQL just fine with ASP though that clearly wouldn't be
Microsoft's first choice.
3. A quick aside, the fact that you are building ASP on a Mac
would seem to indicate that you are developing on your production
server. That's never a good idea. Go local if you can. If you have
a newer Intel Mac you can use VM Fusion, Parallels or even Boot
Camp to run Windows in a virtual environment and develop there,
only moving your code to production when you are happy with it.
There is of course the fact that they two environments would not be
identical and you may need to change a few references, but it is
still a better practice than developing on your live site. Some web
hosts give you the ability to set up a subdomain. If yours does,
you could set one up with a duplicate of your site and develop
there.
4. Let me try to pull your 'rant-let' apart into two issue. I
begin with a question. I'm not sure what the Mac part has to do
with it. The primary language I work in at my day job is
ColdFusion. The majority of the most serious developers I know in
the CF world work on Macs. I am forced into the PC world because of
a cultural bias at the business school where I work. Having said
that, the only time I have felt there was ANY difference in the
tools, resources, choices I had was in any way affected by platform
was when Adobe still had not released Flex Builder 2 for the Mac.
Now that is behind us as well. This reaction of mine may be based
on the fact that Access never comes into play in the work that I
do. I regularly work with MS SQL and MySQL. (OK, so SQL Enterprise
Manager, the MS tool of choice to talk to MS SQL is Windows only,
but I only use that at the day job. But even there you can find
cross-platform, free tools like Aqua Data Studio to talk from a Mac
to MS SQL.) If I'm missing your point on the Mac, please let me
know. Since the advent of the Intel Mac I think it is hands-down
the best choice for a web developer. You can have Mac, Windows and
Unix all on one machine. It doesn't get any better (providing you
have the RAM :-)).
As for the security question, it is somewhat analogous to the
war on viruses and spyware. As the defenses get better, so do the
attacks. Most languages have developed functions for vetting user
input variables and best practices for building these things. It is
mainly a user education issue. When I took over the book you are
working out of, the one thing Jeffrey told me it needed was more
security. I did my best to put more in under the constraints of the
publisher. They didn't want the book to be any longer than the
previous version. I did my best to modify the code used to include
"string safe" functions and to add verbiage about the importance of
security. It was clear that I could not add as much as was needed
and I said so in the book. Much more is needed for a serious
treatment of the subject and not acknowledging that would have been
a disservice to the readers. I've been working as a developer for
over a decade and I don't know all there is to know about it. It's
a constantly changing field, just like all of web development. In
fact next week I'm going through a 2-day SANS Web Application
Security workshop in hopes of learning more. So at the risk of
sounding like an industry apologist, I don't think it's a
shortcoming of the development community. It is, as they say, "a
developing situation".
HTH,
Bob
http://bobflynn.info/

I couldn't find the link for downloading or buying Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 for both Windows and Mac

Hi,
I have been looking for Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 but I could not find in any website. Could anyone provide with the downloading link.
Thanks

OK, so forget about CS3. Without a valid serial number, you cannot activate the trial version and Adobe no longer sells CS3.
Any reason you're specifically trying to obtain CS3?
You can purchase CS6 for a one time fee
Creative Suite 6
Or join the Adobe Cloud.
Creative Cloud pricing and membership plans | Adobe Creative Cloud

Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 - Help - Test Server

Hey,
I work for my University on a "Numeracy Inititative", we use Flash Modules develped by Adobe Flash 8, and host them on a website that was developed by Dreamweaver (not sure which version).
The website is located here: http://www.uoguelph.ca/numeracy/
I've been tasked to kind of change the format of the site...make it more "user friendly". And I'm using Adobe Dreamweaver CS3...and I've been spending the day looking at tutorials and what not, but I want to put the website up onto a test server, I try doing the "preview in browser" but when I do I get a "Unable to connect".
Is there something else I can do...another method?
Thanks in advance,
Steve

You didn't answer Murray's question.
The method you're using can work, but it can get out of control pretty fast if you have a lot of files to test. Some folks just create a separate folder for testing that way.
I would set up a local test server for this purpose. If that is not an option for you, you might be able to create a subdomain on your live server, say http://test.example.com . You can even create a simple http authentication for the subdomain so that bots and search engines don't find it.
Mark A. Boyd
Keep-On-Learnin' :-)
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Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 "PUT" Button

Hi,
I just created a basic home page using adobe dreamweaver cs3,
and have already created an ftp link with my website server. But
how come the "put" button was in gray, and I can't click it?
Thanks,
Jimster

Steve is right on target here. Do not use FTP & RDS when
you create a site
definition without checking with either of us first.
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"Dooza" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:fmnbou$2am$[email protected]..
> Jimster1218 wrote:
>> Yes, I did that. But the "put" button is still in
gray.
>
> It sounds like you have chosen "FTP & RDP", this
isn't what you wanted to
> do, you wanted to create a "SITE". Delete your site
definition and create
> a new one, but this time select "SITE".
>
> When you use "FTP & RDP" you are working live on the
files on the server,
> that is why there is not PUT.
>
> When you use "SITE" you have a local site, and your
remote site. For more
> information use F1 and have a read.
>
> Steve

Adobe Dreamweaver CS3

Anyone who had seen this two failure?
A script in file: C:\Programs\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver
CS3\Configuration\Translators\TranslationManager.js has been
running for a long time. Do you want to continue? Yes or No..
A script in file: C:\Programs\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver
CS3\Configuration\Translators\TMCallback.js has been running for a
long time. Do you want to continue? Yes or No..
They come when i try på opend a file... og when i try to
save a file... :S

Troubleshooting JavaScript errors in Dreamweaver
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19105#dat
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"TMEH" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Anyone who had seen this two failure?
>
> A script in file: C:\Programs\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver
> CS3\Configuration\Translators\TranslationManager.js has
been running for a
> long
> time. Do you want to continue? Yes or No..
>
> A script in file: C:\Programs\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver
> CS3\Configuration\Translators\TMCallback.js has been
running for a long
> time.
> Do you want to continue? Yes or No..
>
> They come when i try p? opend a file... og when i try to
save a file...
> :S
>

TXT File Association is remove when Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 is remove.

For some reason when Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 is remove, .txt
file association is also remove; new text file is missing. Fix for
TXT File Association is available at Windows XP File Association
Fixes:
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/file_assoc.htm

For some reason when Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 is remove, .txt
file association is also remove; new text file is missing. Fix for
TXT File Association is available at Windows XP File Association
Fixes:
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/file_assoc.htm

Dreamweaver CS3 Uploading Problem

Cannot upload my first Web Page to the Web Site (Host). I
have tested and have received the following message:
"Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 connected to your Web Server
successfully."
When I PUT Index.html from Local to Remote, I receive the
following error message: "Index.html - error occurred - An FTP
error occurred - cannot put Index.html. Access denied.
I have invested too much dough for a WW2 non-profit
organization for this not to work.
Thanks in advance.

I tried enabling passive FTP but it doesn't help.

Dream weaver8/Adobe dreamweaver CS3

Now this will show just how new I am to
dreamweaver/computer knowledge etc.
I recently did a course on dreamweaver8, purchased an update
of softwear I already had thinking it contained dreamweaver8? I
purchased Adobe Creative Suite 3 Web Premium. now when I open
dreamweaver it says "Dw Adobe Dreamweaver CS3" ????
Is this a later version? Older Version? I also purchased the
book "Dreamweaver 8 for Dummies" (I know I know fitting ) to make
it easier to know how to create a site/define etc, but some of the
things like a box Refresh local file list automatically, is not
available when I go to define a site.
Appreciate any info that will stop my confusion about if they
are same product etc.

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