Dreamweaver local site root no longer recognized after Leopard installation

Hi, After installing Leopard, my Dreamweaver CS3 local site root is no longer available, although files and folders still exist in it. Any suggestions? Thanks!

You can reconnect the local root folder to the site from within Dreamweaver.

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I believe I've solved my own problem finally, although I can't tell for sure without waking my wife.
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Ahh, welcome to the wonderful world of wifi under Leopard. Maybe you weren't aware that tens of thousands of people have been having endless problems with wifi whilst using Leopard .... I just got back from holiday - full signal yet no internet. Connect using ethernet and there it is - working perfectly. The culprit? Apple's very own Airport extreme base station, the new one which I bought thinking my old one was on the blink - nope.
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having an onset of problems the last 2 weeks.
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see heer http://0711.diy-punk.net/WOW/ipodfu.jpg
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FairPlay 1.5.18
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CD Driver DLL 2.1.1.1
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Apple Mobile Device Driver 1.45.0.0
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Yeah... I hope apple solves this problem soon. =\
I use Windows XP instead of Vista...
This happened to me:
I plugged my iPod
Oppened the iTunes, iTunes recognized the iPod with all the songs, album covers, playlists, etc.
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Restarted my PC several times.
Rebooted the iPod.
Tried switching USBs.
NOTHING works.
Nothing at all.
even tryed the manage thing on "My Computer".
If they don't find a way of fixing this bug my iPod Nano is not better than a f**kin' Pendrive... ~.~"
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How to Perform an Archive and Install
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