Save for web disppeared on reinstall cs5

Hi to everyone,
I never had problems installing cs5 on vista.
I uninstalled my printer HP5000 , illustrator5, Phootoshop cs5. Shut down windows. I reinstalled Photoshop cs5 and Illustrator.
The same.
See my post here.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3694067#3694067
JP

We've been reading on this forum lately about some issues with the Mondo Virtual Memory subsystem in Photoshop causing temporary files of the form *_MVM_*.tmp to be opened up in various unexpected places.
Are any of your drive letters pointing to a network location, or a drive that's spun down normally?
Here's something to try:
1. Create a root TEMP folder on your hard drive that has lots of gigabytes of free space, for example: C:\TEMP
2. Make sure your username specifically has Full Control privileges on that folder.
3. Set User environment variables TEMP and TMP to contain this folder name.
4. Log off Windows and back on again.
The above sets up the TEMP folder you've created to be used as a general temporary folder, instead of the typical folder that's buried deeply under your %USERPROFILE% folder. Sometimes long paths and/or embedded spaces seem to confuse things, and this tends to help with that. Some people have said, for example, that this helps isolate the creation *_MVM_*.tmp files to that one folder.
-Noel

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Do me good forum, this is my first post from 112 degree AZ.
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That makes me to throw an anvil through the floor of the USS(R) Adobe.
But rather than going through such extreme measures, I'd figure I'd post first.
I guess in the time I researched and wrote this post, I could have saved each individual slice with the proper optimization settings, but what fun would that be? And maybe I'm just plain missing somthing and someone will say, hey "footheadleg" your a total moron. The checkbox to save ALL the slices for your desired setting is at blah blah blah.
Do it. Shame me. And then, my problem will be fixed at last. MUwhwhwhwahahahaa.
FREE GIFT: cmd+shift+d changes illustrators white artboard to transparent pixels. I learned that becasue I thought maybe I had a white layer showing on accident. I didn't. That's because I'm perfect. Perfectly human.

Footheadleg, you have so much to learn, and so little time. Let me teach you my ways. Though while on Illustrator's main canvas it may seem that you can change settings of each slice, you can't. I know, there are little icons top left of each image, one looks like an email symbol, and it would seem you could just email the slice to a friend.
Pretty soon you'll be able to "Like" the slice on Facebook. Or post it to your del.i.cious account. Or tweet it. Or 17,000 other VERY VALUABLE shares. But Footheadleg, these symbols mean nothing to you, except that they are slices.
HOWEVER, when in "save for web" mode, you can in fact change the settings of each slice. Here's what you do. Press k. (slice tool selector thingie) then hop over to the sidebar and click on the settings you want. Do this for EACH slice. I know, it would seem easier if there was a checkbox that said "apply to all slices," but why make things easy?
Plus, Illustrator is a rad program, so don't knock it, unless you can design something better. And you can't. So get over yourself and enjoy the pain
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Hi,
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Hi,
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Nothing should be slow on a machine like yours.
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Hi,
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