100% CPU when edited a checked in file

Hi
Was trying to use check in/out to collaborate with an
associate & all seemed OK until I try to edit a checked out
file, and then my system clocks up to 99% CPU utilization then
drops back for a short time the up to 99% again.
I was unable to perform any edits; even check the file back
in. Have tried several times with the same result, having to
terminate & restart Dreamweaver each time.
We are both connected via broadband & have significant
systems; Im using CS3 & they are using CS3 & DW 8
Any suggestions appreciated
Peter Cornish

there is no way to fix it?

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