External Stylesheet editor

I want to remove Topstyle as my external stylesheet editor for .css files. I
have done that numerous times in "Preferences/File Type/Editors". But when I
close and reopen DW MX 2004, "Top Style" comes back as the external editor
stylesheet editor.
Is there a configuration file that I can edit directly to remove Topstyle
as the external stylesheet editor?


Thanks, CMA

"cma" <cma7 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

I want to remove Topstyle as my external stylesheet editor for .css files.
I
have done that numerous times in "Preferences/File Type/Editors". But when
I
close and reopen DW MX 2004, "Top Style" comes back as the external editor
stylesheet editor.
Is there a configuration file that I can edit directly to remove
Topstyle
as the external stylesheet editor?


Thanks, CMA

The css extension could be associated to Topstyle via your browser or
operating system and not Dreamweaver.

This is for Win98 SE

Have a look in
windows explorer
view
folder options
file types

Scroll to *cascading style sheet document*, click on edit and add or remove
associations / actions.
HTH

Terry

Thanks, Terry, I tried this but to no avail.
I think that the association is in some DW MX 2004 configuration file.
Cheers, CMA

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I want to remove Topstyle as my external stylesheet editor for .css
files.
I
have done that numerous times in "Preferences/File Type/Editors". But
when
I
close and reopen DW MX 2004, "Top Style" comes back as the external
editor
stylesheet editor.
Is there a configuration file that I can edit directly to remove
Topstyle
as the external stylesheet editor?


Thanks, CMA


The css extension could be associated to Topstyle via your browser or
operating system and not Dreamweaver.

This is for Win98 SE

Have a look in
windows explorer
view
folder options
file types

Scroll to *cascading style sheet document*, click on edit and add or
remove
associations / actions.
HTH

Terry

"cma" <cma7 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

Thanks, Terry, I tried this but to no avail.
I think that the association is in some DW MX 2004 configuration file.
Cheers, CMA

Be quicker to re-install the program than try this then try that.

T