CS5 jQuery Code Hinting

I'm messing around in DW CS5 and I'm trying to get coding hinting to work for jQuery. I setup the standard function $(document).ready(function...
But now hinting. I even try ctrl + space but only get the standard javascript code hints. Do I have to set this up in the site-specific code hint option?
Thanks for the help.

Hmm.
Ok. Here's what I did.
I created a folder in my documents and added the latest version of jquery.
Added the folder to my site specific code hint and created a new js file and tried but again only the standard javascript is poping up.
Can you step me through the process?
Thanks.

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