CS3 on Vista - Site Panel acting buggy

Question

In DW CS3 on my new Vista machine, the Site Panel is behaving
weirdly. When
I try to expand/collapse folders, it acts buggy; as I
carefully click the -
[minus sign] in front of one folder to close/collapse it, a
completely
separate directory will open/expand. I've tried it a bunch of
times and this
is definitely what it's doing. It's a pretty serious hassle
for me.
Anybody else seen this? Anything I can do about it?
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Answer 1

Well, now you've heard of it. :-) I sure hope to find a
solution, because
it makes it very hard to use the Site Panel at all.
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"Murray *ACE*" <[email protected]> wrote
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> Patty:
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> I don't see behavior like that, nor have I ever seen it.
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>> In DW CS3 on my new Vista machine, the Site Panel is
behaving weirdly.
>> When I try to expand/collapse folders, it acts
buggy; as I carefully
>> click the - [minus sign] in front of one folder to
close/collapse it, a
>> completely separate directory will open/expand. I've
tried it a bunch of
>> times and this is definitely what it's doing. It's a
pretty serious
>> hassle for me.
>>
>> Anybody else seen this? Anything I can do about it?
>>
>>
>> --
>> Patty Ayers | www.WebDevBiz.com
>> Free Articles on the Business of Web Development
>> Web Design Contract, Estimate Request Form, Estimate
Worksheet
>> --
>>
>