phil wrote: > Answer for win98 is also yes. I installed 0.9.9 and the March 14 nightly > both on my Windows partition. You can't run both of them at the same > time as is the case with Linux, but that's not much of a limitation. > You must install each version in a separate folder/directory; otherwise, > files would get overlayed and you would not have two distinct versions. > For convenience, you can place separate icons on the desktop for each > version with each icon pointing to its own mozilla executable. > With either Linux or Windows, there is some (beneficial) interaction > between the versions. Configuration settings, address books, mail, etc. > are common to all installed versions. That's really a very nice feature! > Phil > > Dom Incollingo wrote: > >> Hi Everyone, >> >> Does anyone know if it is possible (or will be possible in the near >> future) to have two versions of Mozilla installed on the same PC? >> >> I have been using the nightly builds exclusively for quite some time. >> But after 1.0 is released, I would like to use Moz 1.0 as my default >> browser but still do some occasional testing with the "alpha" and >> "beta" nightly builds. Does anyone know whether (and how) this will >> be possible? Thanks very much. >> >> Dom >> >
see bug 102338 attachment I created of my previous setup I have used: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/showattachment.cgi?attach_id=52887 I still use something similar but I just click on the .exe files I want to run in each build directory.. as creating a shortcut file, I sometimes forgot to do... As I also have changed how I've done this too.. I backup all the directories to a seperate drive.. then if I have to find regressions I'll copy each a build directory back over to program files/mozilla.org/ -Dennis
