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Where should plugins for Moz Suite be located on Win98SE?
In C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\plugins , I have: GetFlash.exe NPJava11.dll NPJava12.dll NPJava13.dll NPJava14.dll NPJava32.dll NPJPI150_05.dll npnul32.dll NPOJI610.dll nppl3260.dll nprjplug.dll nprpjplug.dll NPSWF32.dll But also, in C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Plugins , I have: GetFlash.exe nprjplug.dll nppl3260.dll npqtplugin2.dll npqtplugin3.dll npqtplugin4.dll QuickTimePlugin.class npnul32.dll npqtplugin.dll There are also copies of: npqtplugin.dll npqtplugin2.dll npqtplugin3.dll npqtplugin4.dll npqtplugin5.dll in C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\PLUGINS *and* in C:\Program Files\Quick Time\Plugins, and npqtplugin5.dll appears in about  luginsin Moz. So, where should all these plugins be from the Moz point of view? TIA -- Regards Nigel Stapley www.judgemental.plus.com <reply-to will bounce> |
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Nigel Stapley wrote:
> Where should plugins for Moz Suite be located on Win98SE? > > In C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\plugins , I have: > > GetFlash.exe > NPJava11.dll > NPJava12.dll > NPJava13.dll > NPJava14.dll > NPJava32.dll > NPJPI150_05.dll > npnul32.dll > NPOJI610.dll > nppl3260.dll > nprjplug.dll > nprpjplug.dll > NPSWF32.dll > > But also, in C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Plugins , I have: > > GetFlash.exe > nprjplug.dll > nppl3260.dll > npqtplugin2.dll > npqtplugin3.dll > npqtplugin4.dll > QuickTimePlugin.class > npnul32.dll > npqtplugin.dll > > There are also copies of: > > npqtplugin.dll > npqtplugin2.dll > npqtplugin3.dll > npqtplugin4.dll > npqtplugin5.dll > > in C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\PLUGINS *and* in C:\Program > Files\Quick Time\Plugins, and npqtplugin5.dll appears in about lugins> in Moz. > > So, where should all these plugins be from the Moz point of view? > > TIA > This is a little odd. The first location is for your Program files. It is here that Plugins are supposed to reside. The second is for your profile. There is not supposed to be a plugins folder in there. I checked profiles in bot 98SE and XP, and there is not a plugins folder in any of my profiles. Lee |
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Nigel Stapley wrote:
> Where should plugins for Moz Suite be located on Win98SE? > > In C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\plugins , I have: > > GetFlash.exe > NPJava11.dll > NPJava12.dll > NPJava13.dll > NPJava14.dll > NPJava32.dll > NPJPI150_05.dll > npnul32.dll > NPOJI610.dll > nppl3260.dll > nprjplug.dll > nprpjplug.dll > NPSWF32.dll > > But also, in C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Plugins , I have: > > GetFlash.exe > nprjplug.dll > nppl3260.dll > npqtplugin2.dll > npqtplugin3.dll > npqtplugin4.dll > QuickTimePlugin.class > npnul32.dll > npqtplugin.dll > > There are also copies of: > > npqtplugin.dll > npqtplugin2.dll > npqtplugin3.dll > npqtplugin4.dll > npqtplugin5.dll > > in C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\PLUGINS *and* in C:\Program > Files\Quick Time\Plugins, and npqtplugin5.dll appears in about lugins> in Moz. > > So, where should all these plugins be from the Moz point of view? > > TIA > Mozilla the Suite plugins are kept in: C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\plugins I have no idea what this is: C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Plugins or where its coming from. Close Moz, and rename this directory. Restart Moz and in the address bar type in about lugins and see what happens. Does quicktime show up?This has nothing to do with Mozilla, and everything to do with Internet Explorer: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\PLUGINS C:\Program Files\Quick Time\Plugins: the files here can be copied to the Mozilla plugins directory. |
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Leonidas Jones wrote:
> Nigel Stapley wrote: > >> Where should plugins for Moz Suite be located on Win98SE? >> >> In C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\plugins , I have: >> >> GetFlash.exe >> NPJava11.dll >> NPJava12.dll >> NPJava13.dll >> NPJava14.dll >> NPJava32.dll >> NPJPI150_05.dll >> npnul32.dll >> NPOJI610.dll >> nppl3260.dll >> nprjplug.dll >> nprpjplug.dll >> NPSWF32.dll >> >> But also, in C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Plugins , I have: >> >> GetFlash.exe >> nprjplug.dll >> nppl3260.dll >> npqtplugin2.dll >> npqtplugin3.dll >> npqtplugin4.dll >> QuickTimePlugin.class >> npnul32.dll >> npqtplugin.dll >> >> There are also copies of: >> >> npqtplugin.dll >> npqtplugin2.dll >> npqtplugin3.dll >> npqtplugin4.dll >> npqtplugin5.dll >> >> in C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\PLUGINS *and* in C:\Program >> Files\Quick Time\Plugins, and npqtplugin5.dll appears in about lugins>> in Moz. >> >> So, where should all these plugins be from the Moz point of view? >> >> TIA >> > > This is a little odd. The first location is for your Program files. It > is here that Plugins are supposed to reside. That's what I thought. > > The second is for your profile. There is not supposed to be a plugins > folder in there. I thought that as well. I've no idea how it got there. > I checked profiles in bot 98SE and XP, and there is not > a plugins folder in any of my profiles. The folder isn't within the profiles folder. It sits within the root of the 'Mozilla' folder at that location. There are also a couple of plugin files (extra copies of nprpjplug.dll & NPSWF32.dll) in the root as well. In any case, I've renamed the folder and those stray dlls now (at gwtc's suggestion) and it seems to run OK without them. The question remains, however, as to how the hell they got there in the first place. Thanks. -- Regards Nigel Stapley www.judgemental.plus.com <reply-to will bounce> |
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gwtc wrote:
> Nigel Stapley wrote: > >> Where should plugins for Moz Suite be located on Win98SE? >> >> In C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\plugins , I have: >> >> GetFlash.exe >> NPJava11.dll >> NPJava12.dll >> NPJava13.dll >> NPJava14.dll >> NPJava32.dll >> NPJPI150_05.dll >> npnul32.dll >> NPOJI610.dll >> nppl3260.dll >> nprjplug.dll >> nprpjplug.dll >> NPSWF32.dll >> >> But also, in C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Plugins , I have: >> >> GetFlash.exe >> nprjplug.dll >> nppl3260.dll >> npqtplugin2.dll >> npqtplugin3.dll >> npqtplugin4.dll >> QuickTimePlugin.class >> npnul32.dll >> npqtplugin.dll >> >> There are also copies of: >> >> npqtplugin.dll >> npqtplugin2.dll >> npqtplugin3.dll >> npqtplugin4.dll >> npqtplugin5.dll >> >> in C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\PLUGINS *and* in C:\Program >> Files\Quick Time\Plugins, and npqtplugin5.dll appears in about lugins>> in Moz. >> >> So, where should all these plugins be from the Moz point of view? >> >> TIA >> > Mozilla the Suite plugins are kept in: C:\Program > Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\plugins > > I have no idea what this is: C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Plugins > or where its coming from. That makes two of us then...  > Close Moz, and rename this directory. Done, plus renaming a couple of plugin dlls which were in the root of the 'Mozilla' directory there aas well. > Restart Moz and in the address bar type in about lugins and see what> happens. Does quicktime show up? Yep, no problem. > > This has nothing to do with Mozilla, and everything to do with Internet > Explorer: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\PLUGINS > > C:\Program Files\Quick Time\Plugins: the files here can be copied to the > Mozilla plugins directory. The question now is: if the QuickTime plugin #5 is only in the QT and IE folders, how does it get into the list of plugins in Moz? Thanks for your advice. -- Regards Nigel Stapley www.judgemental.plus.com <reply-to will bounce> |
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Nigel Stapley wrote:
> gwtc wrote: > >>Nigel Stapley wrote: >> >> >>>Where should plugins for Moz Suite be located on Win98SE? >>> >>>In C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\plugins , I have: >>> >>>GetFlash.exe >>>NPJava11.dll >>>NPJava12.dll >>>NPJava13.dll >>>NPJava14.dll >>>NPJava32.dll >>>NPJPI150_05.dll >>>npnul32.dll >>>NPOJI610.dll >>>nppl3260.dll >>>nprjplug.dll >>>nprpjplug.dll >>>NPSWF32.dll >>> >>>But also, in C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Plugins , I have: >>> >>>GetFlash.exe >>>nprjplug.dll >>>nppl3260.dll >>>npqtplugin2.dll >>>npqtplugin3.dll >>>npqtplugin4.dll >>>QuickTimePlugin.class >>>npnul32.dll >>>npqtplugin.dll >>> >>>There are also copies of: >>> >>>npqtplugin.dll >>>npqtplugin2.dll >>>npqtplugin3.dll >>>npqtplugin4.dll >>>npqtplugin5.dll >>> >>>in C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\PLUGINS *and* in C:\Program >>>Files\Quick Time\Plugins, and npqtplugin5.dll appears in about lugins>>>in Moz. >>> >>>So, where should all these plugins be from the Moz point of view? >>> >>>TIA >>> >> >>Mozilla the Suite plugins are kept in: C:\Program >>Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\plugins >> >>I have no idea what this is: C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Plugins >>or where its coming from. > > > That makes two of us then... > > >>Close Moz, and rename this directory. > > > Done, plus renaming a couple of plugin dlls which were in the root of > the 'Mozilla' directory there aas well. > > >>Restart Moz and in the address bar type in about lugins and see what>>happens. Does quicktime show up? > > > Yep, no problem. > > >>This has nothing to do with Mozilla, and everything to do with Internet >>Explorer: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\PLUGINS >> >>C:\Program Files\Quick Time\Plugins: the files here can be copied to the >>Mozilla plugins directory. > > > The question now is: if the QuickTime plugin #5 is only in the QT and IE > folders, how does it get into the list of plugins in Moz? > > Thanks for your advice. > When you installed QT, it places these files into all plugin folders within your hard-drive. Or, if you installed Moz, then Moz searches your hard-drive for these plugins and places them into the Moz plugin folder. |
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