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SYMPTOMSWhen you remove FrontPage using the Add/Remove Programs Control Panel icon (Windows 95) or the Uninstall icon in Program Manager (Windows NT), the FrontPage Content directory still exists on your hard disk. CAUSEThe Uninstall program removes only the following directories and files from the root Web of your content area:
NOTE: When you uninstall FrontPage all of the data you created will not be
deleted by the FrontPage Setup program. FrontPage files that were not
created by you but that remain after you uninstall FrontPage are left to
facilitate the reinstallation of FrontPage. The files and folders left
behind do not take up much memory.
WORKAROUNDTo remove all FrontPage Web content from your computer, delete the Content directory after you uninstall FrontPage. MORE INFORMATION
When you uninstall FrontPage, all FrontPage components (other than
the files and folders in the Content folder) are removed from your
hard disk. By default, the content folder is c:\FrontPage
Webs\Content, although you can change the name of this folder when you
install FrontPage.
If you created custom files or folders in these locations, FrontPage
will not remove these folders when you uninstall it. Uninstall will
clear out system .dll files unique to FrontPage and will clear out all
FrontPage registry entries. The following directories and all their
contents remain in the root Web of your content area after you
uninstall FrontPage 97:
In addition to the directories listed above, another directory and all its
contents remain in the root Web of your content area after you uninstall
FrontPage 1.1:
In addition, any subwebs you created also remain on your hard disk.
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