Duplicate code inserted at end of file by dreamweaver CS3 and CS5

Question

I have been using CS3 basically since it came out and have just recently upgraded to CS5.
Previously with CS3 Dreamweaver, in approx the last 6months of use I started experiencing a random effect were any file (HTML, JS, CSS...) opened, edited, and then saved by Dreamweaver would often result in a chunk of the code to be duplicated at the end of the file.
(small example can be seen here: http://screencast.com/t/YTNmNWRmNzYt)
The more the file was edited, the larger the chunk of duplicated code would be.
Additionally, this duplicated code was not visible in Dreamweaver while that file was still open - but closing it and re-opening it (or viewing it in Notepad) would then reveal it. Deleting it from within Dreamweaver had no effect on it's removal - it remained in the file when saved.
The only way I have been working around this was to constantly close files, check them in Notepad, correct the code if needed, and then continue working or put file into production.I am running Windows 7 (64 Bit).
I have another machine with same OS and another new copy of CS5 but I have not yet been able to replicate the same issue - although I have not tested it extensively (the issue happens randomly, although quite frequently on my machine).
I have come across other similar issues posted online but many of these date back to 2007/2008.
SAME ISSUES HERE:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/120994#120994
http://forums.adobe.com/message/885195#885195
http://forums.adobe.com/message/186424#186424
Similar issue:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/1020537#1020537
Google groups:
http://groups.google.com/group/macromedia.dreamweaver/browse_thread/thread/b35b50466da5ea0 5/8c5264cb11bf7d36?lnk=st&q=dreamweaver+extra+code&rnum=3#8c5264cb11bf7d36
http://groups.google.com/group/macromedia.dreamweaver/browse_thread/thread/ae47c5731780634 d/012a96d2fb5c818f?lnk=st&q=dreamweaver+extra+code&rnum=8#012a96d2fb5c818f

Answer 1

Adobe doesn't care, they don't have to. I like Phsotoshop and have been using it professionally for 20 years, but lets face it, I wouldnt mind some really good competition from another source. It didnt use to be the only game in town, and doesnt have to remain so.
I could brainstorm how I would want competing software to look like. Pshop is not the easiest workflow possible. Illustrator is clearly deficient to even CorelDraw, and certainly Freehand. I've been meaning to reconnect with CorelDraw. It did some cool things.
Google Chrome is pulling a lot of manoevers software wise and I hope they try to go a little deeper and give Adobe a run for their money on the one program they feel justifies unbelievable gouging. Go investigate Ableton Live if you want to see what a company that cares about its customers is doing, ADOBE. Audition is a JOKE compared to Ableton Live. Thank God we're not powned on the audio side by these suits.
The idea that a company would peddle buggy software, which CS4 was..., although some of that was Apple's fault, is bad, the upgrade prices were ridiculous, and this is the end of the road for me currently. The idea that a company would actively
push away customers is pretty incredible. "But I sent you an email!" Whoops, you gotta pay $1900 for production premium CS6! HAHAHAHAHA. Time for a YT video with my old hard copy box. Sounds like a good idea.
There are too many options on the motion graphics side, and I'll keep a static machine to run Pshop and AE CS4.
The masters of the universe will have theit way, and the rest must bow to their ambivalent greed. At least that's the way they think. It would seem that Adobe and Apple really, really want some upstarts to come up. Maybe $360 for a year to figure out an exit might work. It will be interesting to see if this hits earnings. VERY interesting.