Can't install Updater and view my HTML page online!

Hi all,
I do have the most recent version of Macromedia Dreamweaver
MX 2004 ver. 7.0.1. But I was trying to install the updater anyway.
As I was trying to install the Updater I received a Severe Error
message which says: "This folder does not contain Dreamweaver MX
2004." This happens when I choose the destination as to where I
should install the files. And I do have Dreamweaver installed on my
machine. Although I probably don't need the updater, I wanted to
install it because I am having problems viewing my html file (which
embeds an swf) when I upload it to the server. I can view it
locally but when I view the page online, it just hangs there
forever.
I sent my html file to someone else and she was able to
upload it to her server and when I viewed her source code, I
noticed that she had some JavaScript. When I asked her about it,
she said that the JS file that's in the html was automatically
added by Dreamweaver to overcome the Microsoft click to activate
limitation. The script writes the Flash embed code to the page
dynamically. That didn't happen for me, so I'm confused as why my
html page which embeds Flash can't be viewed online correctly.
Please help! Thanks!

"This folder does not contain Dreamweaver MX 2004."
That only means that it doesn't contain DW7.0 - which you
already know.
Since you have already updated to 7.0.1, this is the expected
error message
when you try to update again.
> it just hangs there forever.
Post a link to the page, please.
> I sent my html file to someone else and she was able to
upload it to her
> server and when I viewed her source code, I noticed that
she had some
> JavaScript. When I asked her about it, she said that the
JS file that's in
> the
> html was automatically added by Dreamweaver to overcome
the Microsoft
> click to
> activate limitation.
Not if you are using 7.0.1 it doesn't. A look at your page
would reveal
all, though.
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> Hi all,
>
> I do have the most recent version of Macromedia
Dreamweaver MX 2004 ver.
> 7.0.1. But I was trying to install the updater anyway.
As I was trying to
> install the Updater I received a Severe Error message
which says: "This
> folder
> does not contain Dreamweaver MX 2004." This happens when
I choose the
> destination as to where I should install the files. And
I do have
> Dreamweaver
> installed on my machine. Although I probably don't need
the updater, I
> wanted
> to install it because I am having problems viewing my
html file (which
> embeds
> an swf) when I upload it to the server. I can view it
locally but when I
> view
> the page online, it just hangs there forever.
>
> I sent my html file to someone else and she was able to
upload it to her
> server and when I viewed her source code, I noticed that
she had some
> JavaScript. When I asked her about it, she said that the
JS file that's in
> the
> html was automatically added by Dreamweaver to overcome
the Microsoft
> click to
> activate limitation. The script writes the Flash embed
code to the page
> dynamically. That didn't happen for me, so I'm confused
as why my html
> page
> which embeds Flash can't be viewed online correctly.
>
> Please help! Thanks!
>
>
>

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