Coursebuilder not installing

The Adobe eLearning Suite includes the updated Coursebuilder extension for DW CS4.

"> I have also posted this on the Rapid Intake forum but haven't heard
anything
> yet - I also read on their homepage that Adobe has taken over
> Coursebuilder
> again... Does that meen that an update might be on the way? I hope so...
> ;-)


Really? First I've heard of it. I asked Rapid Intake when DW CS3 first
came out if there would be an updated Coursebuilder for CS3 and they said
there would be .. but I never saw where it came out. At the time, I used
Coursebuilder quite a bit. I have switched over to Captivate tho .. once you
get past the "one slide per question" restriction, it's a pretty cool
program ... other than the lack of database insertion.


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I am working on Vista and I am logged on as administrator. I didn't know about running Extension Manager as administrator, but I just tried it and it didn't help :-(
I had another pc which unfortunately just died, running xp with Dreamweaver CS3. I remember having somewhat the same problem installing CB, but unfortunately I can't remember what I did to install it then... Because I know it was working on that.
I guess I'll have to bring up my very old and very very slow laptop that still has Dreamweaver MX on it :-(

fosgha wrote:
> I have a serious problem with installing the Coursebuilder extension for
> Dreamweaver 8. The problem might be that I have Dreamweaver CS3...?
> When trying to install I get the message:
> "The file 'C:\Program Files\Adobe Dreamweaver
> CS3\Coursebuilder\Help\Show_Me\Data_Tracking\data_tracking_quiz.asp' is being
> used by Dreamweaver CS3. Please close the Dreamweaver CS3 and try again."
> Well, Dreamweaver is already closed and there isn't such a file anywhere on
> the computer, so it's a bit difficult to shut it down :-)

If you are installing on Vista it may be that you have to be logged in as the system Administrator user, and then specifically open Extension Manager to run as Administrator (right click on the Extension Manager icon and select Run as Administrator).


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