Why won't rich symbol properties show when the .jsf file exists?

Question

In FW CS4 I've created a rich symbol via the "create symbol script" command, then I reloaded my common library, and put the symbol from common librray on a page.  Even though I have a .jsf file in C:\Documents and Settings\<user>Application Data\Adobe\Fireworks CS4\Common Library\Custom Symbols to match my symbol, there are no symbol properties available for it on my page.
I can use the create symbol script command again on this symbol & it comes up with the same properties I had already defined.
What would stop symbol properties from showing up when the symbol is taken from a recently reloaded Common Library & placed on a page?
I've discovered that I can see the properties when I use this symbol in a totally brand new Fireworks file, but I can't in an existing file that ever had that same symbol before, even when I tell FW to "Replace the existing item."
Below is my jsf file contents.
Thanks!
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title,textChars,Title,Title;
outline,visible,Active%20window%3F,true;
win%5Fmin%5Fbtn,visible,Min%20btn%20visible%20%28not%20modal%29%3F,true;
win%5Fmax%5Fbtn,visible,Max%20btn%20visible%20%28not%20Modal%29%3F,true;
background,fillColor,fillColor,%23ffffff;
function setDefaultValues()
    var values = new Array();
    values.push({ name:"Title", type:"text", value:"Title" });
    values.push({ name:"Active window?", type:"boolean", value:"true" });
    values.push({ name:"Min btn visible (not modal)?", type:"boolean", value:"true" });
    values.push({ name:"Max btn visible (not Modal)?", type:"boolean", value:"true" });
    values.push({ name:"fillColor", type:"color", value:"#ffffff" });
    Widget.elem.customData["currentValues"] = values;
function applyCurrentValues()
    var values = Widget.elem.customData["currentValues"];
    Widget.GetObjectByName("title").textChars = values[0].value;
    Widget.GetObjectByName("outline").visible = values[1].value;
    Widget.GetObjectByName("win_min_btn").visible = values[2].value;
    Widget.GetObjectByName("win_max_btn").visible = values[3].value;
    Widget.GetObjectByName("background").pathAttributes.fillColor = values[4].value;
switch (Widget.opCode)
    case 1: setDefaultValues();   break;
    case 2: applyCurrentValues(); break;
Message was edited by: oic.now

Answer 1

Solution Found:  I had to explicitly delete the existing copy in my orginal FW file even though when I used the one from the common library I told it to "Replace the existing item"  I guess the replace doesn't really work for rich symbols.  After I deleted the symbol with the same name from the document library & pulled in the one from Common Library, it showed its rich symbol properties.