Dreamweaver 8 on INtel Mac ftp problems????

The basic setup: I have an emac, installed Dreamweaver 8 (actually the entire studio package), it works fine. I want to move our webpage to a new imac (intel). I've copied the files, installed Dreamweaver 8, done the set up for the site.
The problem is: I can't get the FTP connection to work. Whether I'm in the SIte Management section,the TEST part, or trying to connect (with the little electric plug icon), I get this message...a file activity window opens, "An FTP error occured -- Cannot make connection to host. Dreaweaver could not connect because the serve is down or not accepting connections."
Things I've tried: I've explored diligently the Adobe/Dreamweaver website.
I've deleted the Files for Dreamweaver, the web site files from the local host, I've tested the connection using other FTP methods (safari -- a test suggested by Adobe or FEtch); I read some of the posts here after searching for Dreamweaver/Intel items. The server is not down since I've been able to connect an upload from another computer; the computer does perform FTP using other methods...which I suppose I can do...but it makes an extra step.
I"ve tried using Passive FTP or not; I've tried everything I can think of...or suggested by outside sources (adobe, an instructor who teaches Dreamweaver, the Apple forums here); I modified the Hard drive name to eliminate spaces;
I've come to the conclusion it is more an "Apple" issue rather than a Dreamweaver issue.
I'm using the Dreamweaver on an emac and it works flawlessly!! But I need to use the emac for other purposes and set up the website on the Intel imac...
The Question: Any ideas or solutions or something to try????
Thanks for any help, suggestions, ideas. Cathy (working in an elementary school computer lab...)

Yes--I've tried the "test" ftp address suggested by Dreamweaver; I've used fetch to connect as well as upload something.
I've connected to the server from another computer....
Thanks for trying but...the server seems to be functioning okay.

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"WantToProgFlex" <[email protected]> wrote
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> Is anyone else out there running a new Intel Mac with
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bump
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"WesleyThomas" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> The webmaster for the library I work for recently had
difficulty with her
> computer. She did a system restore from her discs, and,
after that,
> reinstalled
> Dreamweaver 8. She sent me an email to let me know she
needed my
> assistance
> setting her DW FTP back up.
>
> While her computer was down I decided to reorganize the
website files.
> There
> were dozens of old files and most of the images and html
were scattered
> throught the main part of the file tree. She really
liked the changes,
> but,
> after connecting her to the site and downloading all the
files, a problem
> arose.
>
> Once she got her laptop back home every time she'd
connect to the FTP she
> got
> a group of folders named "Windows, Linux, Speedtest" and
a few others. I
> contacted our webhost and they told me this meant she
was logging in
> anonymously. We have our login name and password in
correctly, though, so
> this
> shouldn't happen. No one at our ISP could help me do to
them not being
> familiar
> with Dreamweaver.
>
> After playing around with the machine a bit I found that
if I deleted the
> site
> from the FTP and re-did it using the same folders then
the first
> connection was
> succesful. But, after disconnecting, the same problem
happens again.
>
> I found this article and wondered if it could be causing
our problem.
>
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=3491671c
>
> The only thing that makes me think it might not be is
the fact that our
> login
> and password stays in the box, but, for some reason, the
FTP is connecting
> anonymously. Could her doing a recovery have led to
this? Maybe there's an
> update she needs to apply that she didn't get after
doing the recovery?
>

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