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I use dreamweaver on XP pro and have noticed several instances of this temporary file ~e5d141.tmp in my processes list. A quick search on *G* only told me that it was associated with Flash and Dreamweaver 2004 MX. Any one else have this and is it causing any harm?
nah it isn't causing any harm. It could be a number of things but most important it is only a temp (.tmp ;) ) process. Does it start with dreamweaver and remain there until you close or does it only appear after you have done something (ie view in browser, etc)?
It starts with DW and is there until close. There are often upto four instances of it running though, with each one taking a meg and a half it may be a bit of a hack on my resources. If i can prevent it running i will, I see no adverse effects when I terminate the process.
I have the same problem, I start my DW up when the "ed" (I nicknamed it ed, yes I am stupid) launches, I also have it running multiple times. After I shut DW it is still running, this is the problem, I go to launch my Macromedia Fireworks, the prgram launchs but when I got to click something the program shuts down. So I open up the "End Task" (alt + ctrl + del) to disable it works fine. But whenever "ed" is on my programs don't work. Also the "ed" file says its from Europe and I don't think DW is from europe. I tried deleting it but it always seems to comeback onto my hardrive it is strange. This is all I have learned, plus some strange things with in the file, like comments " ( ". this is indeed weird.
I have the exact same problem, and I would love to find out what it is. It appears to be conflicting with Excel as well..
If anyone finds out what it is please lets us know!
Thank you..
Richard E
I found some info on "ed" on macromedia's website click here to go to the website.
The only disappointment is that the only solution is to ctrl+alt+del "ed".
Oh well...
It only seems to be there with DW MX 2004, tried going back to MX and no 'Ed'. I have got used to 2004 though so will stick with it. I'm getting upto 4 instances of 'Ed' running (even after DW has closed). And yeah so far the only solution seems to be end process.
Doesnt seem to ba adversely affecting and of my other proggys though (using Fireworks also)
Well actually today was a good day I had no big encounters with "ED" except one which macromedia claimed was normal. But other than that my computer is great. :)
Hey all:
I'm having the same problem, and it prevents me from opening Fireworks 4.0 while DWMX2004 is open.
I've filed a support issue with Macromedia, but they claim that very few users are experiencing this, and thus, it is a low priority for them.
If more people file support requests about this issue, they may take it more seriously. Each instance of ~e5d141.tmp chews up quite a bit of memory.
Here is the support link:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/pr...html#contactus
bullseye, welcome to Windrivers,
I'm using FW 2004 which doesnt have a problem. I do often get upto 4 instances of ~ed running though which is a bit of a resource hog. Will send them an email anyway just to find out what the beef is and if this will be a future issue with DW.
-ed is a resource hog??? I know someone who'd be quite offended.https://forums.windrivers.com/images.../2005/03/1.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by buksida
PS
Just a little levity BTW...
just waiting for his response ;)
The only suggestions i have received are from the Macromedia page at:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/dr...ows_issues.htm
They suggest all these, "clean install" , "remove other versions" kind of things that seem pretty generic.
I am really hoping for an upgrade, though.
I get:
~e5d141.tmp
~E5D141.TMP-3B917BD1.pf and
IS-10VSB.TMP-0DCA8983.pf
My computer at home is OFF-LINE. For some reason after I installed DW my computer keeps trying to access the internet randomly no matter what programs I have or don't have going. When I first noticed it, I opened proccesses and temporarily saw the above files in the process window. It was the only time I saw them. Why the heck is my computer trying to access the internet without my permission. It really pisses me off. I would say Macromedia knows and purposely blows it off because no one realizes these files are accessing the internet for some undisclosed reason. It sure seems maliscious or atleast like an invasion of privacy. I only want my computer to get on the internet when "I" SAY SO !
Welcome to Windrivers nucklehead
Have you complained to Adobe?