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Scott---Jordi isn't "quite"correct; you CAN safely
remove any of the installations and retain what you need/don't want to lose. If
you care to email me directly, I'll explain in more detail AND direct you to the
pages on Opera's site that apply/can guide you through it...peace, to one and
all...
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Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2006 23:31:55 -0500
From: Scott Kerns <cox.net">skerns1cox.net>
Subject: [OU] A silly
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After doing a number of weekly build
installs, I just noticed that I have 3
installs for Opera in Add/Remove
Programs!
They
are:
Opera size 35.65
MB used occasionally 7/13/2006
Opera 9.0 size 11.24
MB used rarely (no date)
Opera 9.02 size 11.75 MB used
rarely (no date)
Which of these can I safely remove without endangering
my current install?
Thanks,
Scott
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From: "Jordi Kroon" <gmail.com">jordikgmail.com>
Subject: Re: [OU] A
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On 9/12/06, Scott Kerns
<cox.net">skerns1cox.net>
wrote:
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> After doing a number of weekly build installs, I just
noticed that I have 3
> installs for Opera in Add/Remove
Programs!
>
> Which of these can I safely remove without endangering
my current install?
You can remove none. I assume you have been using the
classic
installer? They share uninstall routines, so removing any will
remove
your current install.
That has been a problem with the WISE
installer since the beginning
(one of the reasons they're probably moving to
an MSI-based version).
If it bothers you, I suggest using a registry
cleaner to remove two of
the entries. But they're perfectly
harmless,
--
Jordi
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Date:
Tue, 12 Sep 2006 10:53:01 +0200
From: Harry Lake <wxs.nl">harry.lakewxs.nl>;
Subject: Re: [OU] A
silly question
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At 09:48 12-9-2006 CET, Jordi
wrote:
>On 9/12/06, Scott Kerns <cox.net">skerns1cox.net>
wrote:
>>
>>After doing a number of weekly build installs, I
just noticed that I have 3
>>installs for Opera in Add/Remove
Programs!
>>
>>Which of these can I safely remove without
endangering my current install?
>
>You can remove none. I assume you
have been using the classic
>installer? They share uninstall routines, so
removing any will remove
>;your current install.
>That has been a
problem with the WISE installer since the beginning
>(one of the reasons
they're probably moving to an MSI-based version).
>
>If it bothers
you, I suggest using a registry cleaner to remove two of
>the entries. But
they're perfectly harmless,
It's still a bit odd, though, isn't it? I
mean, I have only one entry in
that list, and it's for the latest build.
(running W98SE)
Harry
Opera 9.02 build 8573 w Java 1.4, W98SE,
AVG 7.0.261, ZoneAlarmPro
6.1.744.001, Eudora 6.0Beta 6.0.0.14 sponsored,
WordPerfect 9, ClipMate
7.1.0 build 154, Diamond In-Control Tools;
256MB, Pentium II-350. Last
updated 10 September 2006
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