Have you got the same problem?

Question

Hello,
I've been editing some code and wanted to use the 'insert
destination path' tool in the editor.
On pressing the icon Flash CS3 just...... QUIT. No saved
work, no message, just no window.
I'm shocked, since fortunately I wasn't working over some
important stuff for a client, which I didn't save.
Anyway it just scared me.
The app is unpredictable. I don't remember now exactly how it
happened but during the first days after the installation,
it crashed while PS was running in the background.
Judging from how Adobe was advertising the product, it should
run smoothly and be trustworthy. I'm disappointed at the bugs.
Did you encounter similar crashes?
I'm running WinXP with sp2 and all critical patches. System
works fine, no redundant litter. I use it only for designing.
I don't think any software clash could have caused the crash,
it must have been Flash CS3 bug.

Answer 1

Archived - iTunes for Mac reports error -50 when trying to authorize iTunes Store purchases
Products Affected
iTunes 7 for Mac, iTunes 8 for Mac, iTunes 9 for Mac
This article has been archived and is no longer updated by Apple. 
Symptoms
After installing the Mac OS X 10.4.9 Update, iTunes may be unable to properly authorize your computer to play your iTunes Store purchases.
Resolution
The following steps will delete your network preferences. Most broadband connections do not require any special settings to connect, but if your connection does or if you are not sure, please contact your ISP or network administrator for further assistance.
Important: You must be logged in as an Administrator.
Click the Finder icon in the Dock.
Choose Go to Folder from the Go menu.
Type /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration
Click Go.
In the Finder window, locate the file named NetworkInterfaces.plist.
Drag this file to the Trash.
Restart the computer.
Once your computer has restarted. You will not be able to connect to the Internet. Now you will need to refresh your network settings to be able to connect again.
Choose System Preferences from the Apple menu.
Choose Network from the View menu.
To refresh your network settings, from the Location pop-up menu, choose New Location.
Type a name for your location and click OK.
Click the Apply Now at the bottom right to accept the changes.
If your network connection requires any special settings, you will need to put them back in at this point. Once you have made these changes you should be able to connect to the Internet again and authorize your computer to play your iTunes Store purchases.