CS4 Crashes On Startup [Mac OS X Leopard]

Question

I am on a macbook using Mac OS X Leopard. I have used Dreamweaver successfully on this computer before. Here is a list of everything I have tried:
Verify Disk via Disk Utility
Repair Disk via Disk Utility
Verify Disk Permissions via Disk Utility
Repair Disk Permissions via Disk Utility
Uninstalled Dreamweaver/Reinstalled Dreamweaver
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I've also checked if it works on my other User on this computer, and it didn't. That user is admin and is rarely used, intended as a fail-safe user.
I'm worried this is actually a Hardware issue, but I haven't had any issues with any other programs.
Does someone have any other suggestions?
I haven't called adobe support, but I'm thinking that may be my only option. I'm just hoping someone can help me solve this, to save me the time and effort.
I have attached the latest crash report to this thread.

Answer 1

Hi 1mind1,
I'm sorry you had to pay for this advice. I spoke to Adobe at launches of CS5.and CS5.5, as the problem was still happening. I was finally told that how I named the hard drive affected the program. I use '|' in the volume name, which Dreamweaver does not understand, so it crashes. It has something to do with the Dreamweaver is written in, and JavaScript.
In the end, I chose to use different programs, and now that Wordpress is around, this is satisfactory enough. I also did not like that I needed to change the name of my volume for Dreamweaver to work, when it doesn't affect any other application.
I don't remember if trashing the Application Support folder worked. I think it didn't. But I guess you must have been having the same problem but for a different reason.
Anyway, old news now. Even when working, Dreamweaver didn't operate in a way I understood. I guess I like how InDesign can make web pages, but I know this not very efficient. For me, though, it is satisfactory for my purposes if I am not using Wordpress.
I vouch for getting g your cash back. I hope someone at Adobe accepts this, as they technically gave you the wrong answer for the problem.
Regards,
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