Dreamweaver CS3 won't boot on 10.9.5 Mavericks after restoring.

I had to reformat my Mac Pro hard disk and then do a restore from my backup disk. Now none of my Adobe products will launch. I get this message when I try to launch: Licensing for this product has stopped working. I have no idea what's going on here. Any ideas. Thanks, John

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Dreamweaver CS3 won't run with OS 10.9

How can I use Dreamweaver CS3 with OS 10.9?

You can't. Or at least, you shouldn't.
I'm pretty sure CS3 would require "Rosetta" which Mac OS X hasn't supported since Snow Leopard (OS 10.6)
It ran on some of the early Intel Macs, but you should be using CS4 or newer with Mavericks and a 64 bit Intel Mac.

My Dreamweaver CS3 Won't Open

I had to do a System Restore on my Windows Vista, Home Premium PC. Ever since I did that, when I try to open Dreamweaver CS3 I get this...
When I hit OK, it just closes the program. So basically, there's no way I can use Dreamweaver now. Anyone have any ideas?

Sounds like a restore issue. Could be anything from a registry entry that got modified and is causing issues to just about anything. Best bet is to run the clean utility and start a fresh install of CS3.
http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/cs5clean.html
Just ignore the name in the link. As of CS5 they combined the utility into one and it works for CS3-CS5.

Dreamweaver CS3 won't install on eMac

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CS3 won't boot until CS2 is loaded

First, excuse me for my approximative english (I'm french... nobody is perfect !)
On a friend's computer where CS3 was working fine, after trying to open a file, indesign won't work anymore ...
The indesign process is running but not the soft.
I've tryed to open a cs3 file with cs2 (got some errors... no surprise !) but CS3 would come up after ...
What could block CS3 and why it comes up after bringing up and shutting CS2 ???
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No, even if I close the process and re-run indesign CS3 the soft won't load ... the process uses 100% of the computer's capacity (even after 5 minutes) ...
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The only way for my friend to use CS3 is to open his project with CS2, close, and run CS3...The 2 softs were working fine before opening a file ( don't know anything about this file )

IPhone 5 won't boot up, error 4005 when trying to restore!

First things first - English is not my first language so please excuse the errors I make. If anything is unclear/badly explained just say so and I will do my best to try again.
I am the (right now not so) happy owner of a iPhone 5 64GB since late april. It was purchased online in the germal localization of apple store.
For a month or two everything was alright, but suddenly the phone went out and restarted - at first I panicked a bit, but after a few weeks without any problems I thought that was a one time occurrence. Then it happend again. And again. And again. Sometimes it didn't restart for over an hour. (This was especially aggravating while I travelled and all my tickets were on that phone.) This all was while iOS 6.X was still a thing.
I updated to iOS 7 as soon as it was out and it worked well for some weeks. Then it broke down again and didn't boot at all, it was looped in the process. I panicked and googled and restored it successfully via restore mode. (Against all advice from backup though.)
It worked for a while but a few days ago it broke down again. Annoyed I wanted to repeat it, but restore mode wouldn't work anymore! That "connect to iTunes" symbol won't even show up and iTunes doesn't recognize the phone.
I tried DFU mode, iTunes now connected and initiated the restore process. But while it showed "Waiting for iPhone" the phone (in DFU mode!) suddenly tried to restart over and over (logo showing and fading and showing again...). Everytime I got "Error 4005". (That seems to be a error usually occurring when a cable or an adapter is broken, so I believe that the rebooting of the phone "broke" the connection to iTunes or something?)
What I tried so far:
Switching cables
Crying
Different computers
my main computer (Win7 64 Pro), with my full iTunes library
a new account on my main computer, iTunes without a linked ID
my MacBook Air (OSX Lion) with a linked iTunes and, after reinstalling, a "blank" one
another computer with Win7 64 Pro and a virginal iTunes (this got Error 4014 the first time, after that also 4005)
"Repaired" Apple Mobile Device Support
Crying some more
I haven't had a phone for several days now and I'm giving up. I will contact support tomorrow.
But is there ANYONE who knows this problem? I know that the reboot loop is notorious, but that even DFU mode (and yes, I used it correctly) doesn't work? Hardware defect? (I was VERY gentle with the phone...)
Any help, information and last straws would be very much appreciated. I still hope I simply overlooked something obvious.
Thank you!

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PC won't boot with CDRom Drives hooked up after iTunes install

Hello All,
After installing iTunes (initial, first time install on this machine) the computer would not fully boot. It would get to the Windows starting screen and the indicator bar would reach about 2/3 of the way complete and sit there. I tried rebooting in safe mode and it would still get stuck at seemingly the same point. After attempting several things to try and correct the issue, I finally stumbled upon that if I disconnect the CD drives the computer boots fine with iTunes installed. I've searched through the past records and saw some similar issues, but nothing quite the same and a lot of the fixes involved running diagnostics on the CD drives, but I can't do that currently as I have to have them disconnected to use the computer. Ideas? Help!
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hi wickie!
nice blue screen after the start up.. then it keeps on restarting
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T400 won't boot unless more than 50% charge after BIOS update

After updating the BIOS (which, ironically, were supposed to fix this problem I didn't have before), my T400 will not boot unless the machine is either on AC power or the battery has more then ~50% charge left. The bootup sequence will start, the BIOS will post, but just after it gets through the boot loader the machine will just power off. Attempting to boot after this first occurance usually ends in it crashing at BIOS.
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Ipad 4 black screen won't boot itunes does recognize and tried to restore

A friend of mine brought me an ipad that she was given. The owner didn't know what happened and just went and bought another one. Must be nice! Anyway, my friend wants to get this fixed and brought it to me because she is no kind of geek. I'm running Windows 7, all updated, just checked. I installed most current iTunes, just checked that too. Ipad 4 is looking dead. No response to sleep button or home button. Press and hold both and no response ever. I have read through many options and have tried everything. If I open iTunes and plug in ipad while holding home button, iTunes recognizes the ipad and says it is in recovery mode and so forth. I click the button to restore and it asked to restore and update and I click that option. It downloaded the software package first time and then showed a progress bar on iTunes of unpacking the software and then it said installing or something and the progress bar zoomed across. All the while the ipad showed no reaction whatsoever. I let it sit for over 2 hours with no change to the ipad or iTunes. I hunted around online and found the IPSW file that I think is for this tablet. It said iPad 4 model A1458 which is the model number on back of this tablet. I'm downloading it now. I am planning to try the ****+click option in itunes and installing that IPSW.
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I know there has to be a way to fix this. I don't believe it is truly bricked for all eternity.
And, yes, I have read many apple support articles about how to use recovery and rescue using old backups and whatnot. I don't have old backups for this device.
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Victoria

And one more point, I am not an Apple user. This is my first experience and have had to learn as I go. So any explanations please break it down for a noob. I am fairly computer geeky but when it comes to Mac or Apple or iAnything... I have zero experience.

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Intel
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OSX
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Adding 90 gig partition for Windows 7, now won't boot to either Mac or Windows
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Got it. Thanks for the help. Isn't there any boot disk thing that I can just stick in there that will jerk the OS sideways and give me the Mac login screen, or did the Bootcamp/partition attack just wreck everything? I don't see why I have to do an entire scrape of my totally updated and formerly working OSX just to retry a routine Bootcamp partition, which the girl at the Mac Store in Seattle here assured me has worked for them all the time. It really is a crock. Maybe I shouldn't bother trying to put Windows 7 on there at all if all these latest versions are so flimsy. I wouldn't want to have to do it all again. But it looks like I'll have to at least once. And send Apple the bill for my wasted time. I ain't feelin' the glamour.

HT1750 My I mac won't boot, I have gone to restore but the apple hard drive next to the main hard drive says the drive is "locked" ?????? What to do?

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If leopard won't boot from dvd, use disk utility mount to partition

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How to backup dreamweaver CS3?

Have tested the mm-exporter on dreamweaver 2004 and
dreamweaver 8 works well.
How do I backup dreamweaver CS3?
What do I need to do to be able to replace everything without
losing anything?
Registry included.
Cheers

For extensions, you'd have to save your *.mxp files, and
reinstall them
using Extension Manager.
For Site definitions, you can export them from Site Manager,
all in one go.
I'm not aware of a way to save and restore preference
settings.
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> east99 wrote:
> > Have tested the mm-exporter on dreamweaver 2004 and
dreamweaver 8 works
> > well.
> > How do I backup dreamweaver CS3?
> MM-exporter probably hasn't been updated to cover DW CS3
because that
> ability to backup all site information is now included
in Dreamweaver.
> Go to Site > Manage Sites, shift-click to select all
the sites in the
> Manage Sites panel, and click export.
>
> That works fine for sites but what about all the
extensions that have been
> loaded, basically everything in Dreamweaver CS3.
> How do I get it all back after running the CS3Clean? to
install Photoshop
> CS3,
> having problems installing and I know from the past that
after runnning
> CS3Clean everything worked,
> but lost Dreamweaver stuff.
>
> Any ideas?
> Cheers
>
>
>

Dreamweaver CS3 "Check Links Sitewide" not working

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