Code hint options are suddenly duplicated

I have recently noticed that the CSS code hints in my Dreamweaver CS5 are duplicated. For example, editing a css specification, type "pad" and the dropdown list contains:
padding
padding
padding-bottom
padding-bottom
padding-left
padding-left
padding-right
padding-right
padding-top
padding-top
It is as if it's loading the library twice, but I can't locate where the duplication may be coming from.

At last this was Server certification issue ... Not TB problem
Thanks anyway
Regards
Rudo

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AS2 was not buggy, people were writing buggy scripts
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Why should something that took one line of code (clicking on a movieClip
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I teach Flash at a university, both beginner and advanced users. [...]
I'll stick to AS2 in my classes.
You should think about the damage you may be doing to your students. If they are going to use ActionScript professionally, they'll have to learn AS3, rather sooner than later. So why not save them the pain to do the effort twice? If instead you are teaching them AS just for didactic purposes (i.e. for learning programming in general) and don't care about practical applications and you don't like the way AS has evolved (i.e. AS3), then consider teaching them another language, instead of an obsolete version of a current one.
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It's not an app killer, just a minor inconvenience
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There are bigger things to complain about.
On this you are definitely right.
Using their pretty remarkable products (where would we be without PS or
DW?) is not a right, it's a (sometimes frustrating) privilege.
It's a privilege you pay for. That's when it becomes a right.
So Adobe mods, we're frustrated but only because we're all loyal users who depend on your products
(emphasis is mine)
Exactly. That's the point.
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