Is OneStep DVD project still on hard drive after burning?

I just made my first One Step DVD. Apparently part of how it works is that the project gets downloaded onto your hard drive, then burned.
Question: Is that dvd project now saved on my hard drive somewhere?

Question: Is that dvd project now saved on my hard drive somewhere?
It shouldn't be.
F Shippey

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Short version--I moved project from external hard drive A to external hard drive B. Worked on A. Worked on B. Moved it back to A (still have copy on B). No longer works on A. Clips show up in the timeline, but on screen is white. Transitions, titles, audio don't work. Still works on B.
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Thanks David---
The Permissions are the same for both, on both hard drives.
I have not repaired permissions on either.
I did shut down the computer last night and this AM, upon starting again, had the same problem.
I did attempt a few fixes--I moved the clips from the timeline back to the preview pane. I had one clip already there and it would play perfectly. When I did that, with a clip from the timeline and then moved it back, it would show up and play. But, upon hitting the next clip, it would stop playing at the first transition.
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