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Old 07-28-2008, 10:38 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by rhadin View Post
Thanks, Dennis. I forgot about the Find Target option. I used it as you did and copied the .exe to my desktop. This morning, when ADE disappeared again, I simply reinstalled it by double-clicking on the .exe on my desktop. Perhaps it will stick this time. If not, at least I can install it when I need it.
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As a test, I removed Digital Editions from the Add/Remove Prorams applet in the Control Panel. Removal was almost instantaneous.

Clicking on the shortcut to the copy I'd made elsewhere re-installed it. I'm not sure what re-installation did (probably wrote a registry entry or two), but it didn't recreate the structure that the origial install did.

I don't keep shortcuts like that on the desktop - I like a clean, uncluttered screen. Instead, I create folders to hold various types of links, and put the shortcut in the appropriate folder. (It means I have to manually clean up dead links if I uninstall things, but that's easy.) Adobe DE lives in a folder on the desktop called eBook Software, along with Calibre, eReader, Mobi, et al. I'd be quite surprised if it disappeared from there...

I'll probably stick the actual program under \Program Files\Adobe with Acrobat Reader and the like. Why Adobe couldn't do that in the first place is beyond me.
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