Dreamweaver and webdav connection

Hi All,
I was able to create a webdav connection for my site.
I'm getting an error copying some files, I see that it's an issue in CS3
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/402/kb402079.html
I'm testing cs4, still an issue in cs4? where is the patch?
Thanks!
Johnny

FYI, It's not an issue with DW CS4... it's an issue with IIS6 and WebDav. (remove a filter in IIS6 for the webdav site)
Regards
Johnny

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