Re: Conflict MiKTeX 2.7 / MiKTeX 2.9 ! ??

"Cornelius C. Noack" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.miktex
Message-ID <alpine.WNT.1.00.1105261309390.372@haendel>
Having MikTeX 2.7 up and running, I Recently installed MikTeX 2.9, as the 
README said I could have both running side by side. Well, that wasn't 
quite so, as I encountered some mysterious errors with MikTeX 2.7 that I 
hadn't seen before. I couldn't verify that they had anything to do with 
KikTeX, but to be safe I uninstalled MikTeX 2.9 again, and got an 
appropriate 'all done' message.

But now, while sleuthing my errors, I finally got the bewildering message
         "etex.exe could not be started because
          MikTeX209-pdftex.dll couldn't be found" .

Why (and how) does mikTeX 2.7 look for a MikTeX 2.9 file, with MikTeX 2.9 
being "completely and successfully uninstalled" ???

Does anybody have a suggestion where
Hercule Poirot should look further?

Thanks for any help.

ccn.
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