No Tables in DW CS3 Remote MySQL Connection

Hello All,
I was hoping forum members would be able to troubleshoot a
Dreamweaver CS3/remote MySQL Connection issue I'm having.
I am successful in connecting to the database but the table
data I created in phpMyAdmin 2.6.3 does not appear in the
Application/Databases menu in DW. Instead of the name of the table,
I get "none".
Since I am new to databases, any help is greatly appreciated.
I did view older posts before submitting this one but the advice
recommended (re-installing the entire MySQL application from
scratch) is not an option. Server is SunOS running PHP 4.4.7 and
MySQL 2.0.20. I'm on Windows XP. Thanks once again.

Was this issue resolved?
I have the same problem now. DW was working fine the one day and the next when I started it it had this connection problem.
I am testing on my local PC. My sites is at http://localhost/
All my connection are working because if I go to http://localhost/index.php I can see my site and if I go to http://localhost/register.php I can even register a new user. It will include the new user details in the data base and everything is working fine. So there is nothing wrong with the connection.
In DW I do have http://localhost/ on the Local Info screen. As I said, all was working fine on the current setup the one day and the next day it did not want to work.
Seems like a very common problem.
I want to buy CS4 and surely hope that the problem has been fixed by now.

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