Microsoft Expression Web 2

Release Notes

This document provides information that supplements the Expression® Web 2 documentation.

Contents

1. Expression Web 2 and Microsoft Office Outlook 2003

2. PHP preview in Expression Web 2

3. Uninstall prerelease versions of Expression Web 2

4. Side-by-side installations of Expression Web

5. Migrating custom settings to Expression Web 2


1. Expression Web 2 and Microsoft Office Outlook 2003

The junk mail filter in Outlook 2003 may stop working after Expression Web 2 is installed. This may also cause configuration dialog boxes from Expression Web 2 to open when mail is received or moved between folders. To work around this issue, in Outlook, on the Help menu, click Repair. If Repair is not available, on the Start menu, click Control Panel, click Add/Remove programs, then click Outlook, and then click Repair. After the repair process is complete, restart your computer.

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2. PHP preview in Expression Web 2

The path to php-cgi.exe is not automatically recognized when a PHP page is previewed in Expression Web 2. To work around this issue, in Expression Web 2, click Tools, and then click Application Options. In the Application Options dialog box, under PHP on the General tab, click Browse, and then locate php-cgi.exe.

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3. Uninstall prerelease versions of Expression Web 2

If you have installed any prerelease version of Expression Web 2, including the Expression Web 2 Beta, you will be prompted during installation to first uninstall the prerelease Expression Web 2 components.

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4. Side-by-side installations of Expression Web

Expression Web 2 may be installed with Expression Web 1 without issue. You will not be prompted to either upgrade or uninstall Expression Web 1. Please note that you will have to update any desktop shortcuts so that you are running the expected version of Expression Web.

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5. Migrating custom settings to Expression Web 2

When you install Expression Web 2 on a computer that has or previously had Expression Web 1 installed, custom settings will not be automatically migrated. For example, to move custom code snippets between versions of the product, go to the Expression Web 1 user setting directory at \Documents and Settings\[USER_NAME]\Application Data\Microsoft\Expression\Web Designer\Snippets and copy the SnippetsCustom.xml file to the Expression Web 2 user settings directory at \Documents and Settings\[USER_NAME]\Application Data\Microsoft\Expression\Web 2\Snippets.

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