Deleting configuration files in a multiuser environment

When working in a multiuser operating system, if you do something within Adobe Dreamweaver that would delete a configuration file (for example, deleting a predesigned snippet from the Snippets panel), Adobe Dreamweaver creates a file in your user Configuration folder called mm_deleted_files.xml. When a file is listed in mm_deleted_files.xml, Adobe Dreamweaver behaves as if that file doesn't exist.

To deactivate a configuration file:

1. Quit Adobe Dreamweaver.
2. Using a text editor, edit mm_deleted_files.xml in your user Configuration folder; add an item tag to that file, giving the path (relative to the Adobe Dreamweaver Configuration folder) of the configuration file to deactivate.

   NOTE

   Do not edit mm_deleted_files.xml in Adobe Dreamweaver.

3. Save and close mm_deleted_files.xml.
4. Start Adobe Dreamweaver again.