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So did I. I created a new user and the problem disappears when I log <br>
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<pre wrap="">with this new logon, but this is not a good solution if you have a lot
of datas to transfer from 1 user to the other one. Unfortunately,
something was wrong in my profile but I could not find one.
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Well Philippe,
you did a little too much, just to have a virginal wine installation. ;-)))
By default, any users wine directory is ".wine". Now, if you think your
wine install is broken, simply delete ".wine" and the next time, you
will start "notepad" (or any other windows program with "wine
program_name" for that matter), your wine installation will be "straight
m the factory", again.
Unfortunately not, even after a remove wine, --purge, and completely remove the .wine folder.</pre>
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The problem was somewhere else, but I never find out where, in which
config file, I think gnome config file. But your idea is the good one,
unfortunatley not in my case, but yes in many other cases.<br>
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Philippe<br>
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