IWeb Won't Launch in Spaces

At least that's true for me. I'm running Leopard with all the latest iLife Updates and the newest 10.5.1 System update. I launched iWeb for the first time after upgrading from Tiger to Leopard and it refused to completely load. I did all the usual things (e.g. delete .plist file, moved old domain to new location to let iWeb make a new one, etc.) I then realized the only other variable was Spaces. I turned it off and iWeb launched immediately. I'm wondering if this is an isolated case?

Hi John,
[Spaces|http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/spaces.html] is a feature included in [Leopard|http://www.apple.com/macosx/features> (Mac OsX 10.5)
Basically it's like having four monitors for the same computer. Instead of opening four applications on the same "Monitor/Screen" (Space) you can open them each on one "Screen" (Space) and then switch between them. Just like having 4 different screens on your desk and you sometimes watch at one and sometimes at the other. Hope it was metaphorically clear...
Regards,
Cédric

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