Can't create Cache file in Dreamweaver MX

I just created a new website in Dreamweaver MX and for some
reason I am getting the message
Unable to write locate cache file

In your stylesheet you have -
.container { overflow:hidden; width: 100%;}
.container2 { overflow:hidden; width: 646px; margin:0 0 10px 0}
Try right clicking on the page in Design view and then selecting Element view > Full and see if that helps.

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>>I believe you are using RAS SDKs to export the reports to PDF.
Yes
>>Apply trace on RAS server and check what you find in RAS logs.
>>Check whether you can see timeout error is RAS logs.
How to configure tracing, and where are RAS logs? Is it configured in CMC --> Servers --> Crystal Report Services?
>>Also, does the account that runs RAS have permissions to create
>>a file in RAS's default temp directory?
Pretty sure yes.
>> Are you getting any out of memory or out of disk space exceptions
>>on App server or RAS, tracing RAS server is the way to move forward.
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