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If you've just installed Firefox 2.0 and found that the DOM Inspector is missing, here's how to add it: Run the Firefox 2.0 install again. Choose to do a Custom install (not the default of Standard) Make sure DOM Inspector is selected. Complete the install. I had previously posted a solution for missing DOM Inspector for Firefox 1.x here. However that solution does not work with Firefox 2.0. HTH Tim...
When you install Firefox on windows, by default it does not install the DOM Inspector. To make sure it installs it, select Custom Install then select Web Developer Tools. If you already have FF installed you can install the DOM Inspector without having to reinstall FF: Run the FF installer - just so it unpacks the install without installing anything. Use file explorer to locate the C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\L... Settings\Temp dir. FF will have created a temp directory to unpacked...
For those of you, like me with a memory like a seive.. here's a quick 101 on linux/unix commands: Help/Manual (to get help on a command or shell): man eg: man cp The following will show details of how to work within a shell, ie syntax for pipes, scripting etc man sh man bash Once within man: = scroll down 1 line = scroll down 1 page Q = quit. Display contents of a file or output stream: more Once within man: = scroll down 1 line = scroll down 1 page Q = quit. List files in a dir: ls (file/dir names...