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http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.officeupdate/browse_frm/thread/904ea11822a8edce/a2543dd63f4ab29a#a2543dd63f4ab29a



Dan Hubbard wrote:
> It appears the security updates has caused JEdit not to load. JEdit
> is a PHP editor I use. It stopped working this morning after your
> wonderful updates.
>
> I uninstalled both Java and JEdit and reinstalled and they still
> don't work. I am a web editor and can't be spending all day
> figuring out how to get this to work. My only option at this time
> is to uninstall each update to see which one is causing this.

By "your", I assuume you mean "Microsoft's". This is a peer-to-peer
newsgroup - even those you are responding to are not representatives of
Microsoft - they are people just like you - who use and might have certain
expertise with some Microsoft products.

Your problem may have been caused by a patch - but it is also with a very
specific third-party product. Have you also asked their support for any
help?

My suggestion to you is a bit more drastic approach. Uninstall all the
February updates you installed, reboot and restore to a System Restore point
BEFORE you installed the updates and see if that fixes your problem. If it
does - start installing/rebooting after one update at a time. Once you
discover which one breaks JEdit, then you should report back here with that
information - as well as report that to the makers of JEdit and in the JEdit
community at large. http://community.jedit.org/?q=forum

I only suggest this because your problem *is* so specific. It may be that
JEdit and the update are not the only two factors involved here - so the
more information you give about your system - the better.

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