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[Steve Bohrer]

Maybe a cache problem? Caches are various files of generated data that 
the system saves to speed up repeated actions, so they might not be 
named obviously to correspond to any specific program. There are 
system-wide caches, which seem unlikely to be the issue here (since the 
program works from another user account) and also caches in each user's 
  Library directory.

The X Lab (www.thexlab.com) has lots of sound and well written Mac 
repair and maintenance advice. Here's their "Resolving Disk, Permission, 
and Cache Corruption" page:
	http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/repairprocess.html
Maybe that could help.

On the other hand, it is not clear to me which sorts of things Spotlight 
actually finds -- on a test Leopard system the other day I was looking 
for a specific preference file, and Spotlight gave me _zero_ results for 
"com.apple", and then I tried the Finder's Find command for "File names 
beginning with com.apple" and also got zero, though there are obviously 
many of these files. I don't know if they made Spotlight stupider with 
Leopard, or maybe it doesn't index the library folders, or hadn't had 
time to index everything yet, or perhaps there was some other glitch, 
but for now I'm not sure I trust Spotlight as the best way to find files.

Anyway, that's a long way of saying that it may be worth manually 
looking through your home/Library folder and its subfolders for 
WebDesign items.

(Does anyone have details on what Spotlight finds, and if this has 
changed with Leopard?)

Good luck.

Jim & Mary Folsom wrote:
> I did create another user account, login to it, and see if the  
> problem occurred. I put one of my website folders into the shared  
> users' folder, created a new user account for testing, logged out of  
> my account, and logged into the new account. WebDesign functioned  
> perfectly in the new account. I tested it on a couple of website  
> folders.
> 
> That should mean that the problem is somewhere in the settings in my  
> home folder. I logged back into my regular user account, trashed the  
> preferences folder for WebDesign, and tried it again. Same problem of  
> the includes repeating. Since I am the main account for the computer,  
> does this mean that there is some other file somewhere else on the  
> computer, that I can't get to, related to WebDesign? (besides the  
> com.ragesw.webdesign.plist and the WebDesign Preferences folder)  
> Spotlight doesn't show me anything else.
> 
> I didn't find anything in the main library. Thanks for any info  
> anyone can provide.
>