Spaces not

Recently installed Leopard and upgraded to 10.5.2 before attempting to use the beast. Unfortunately, although Spaces can be initiated and F8 works OK, nothing can be added (I've added the various apps. etc.and assigned them to Space 1, Space 2 etc.) they will not appear in their respective Space -- just sit in the lower half of the window with their supposed locations noted.
Perhaps (too late now) I should have attempted to setup Spaces before downloading 10.5.2?

If you want the applications to show up in their own spaces when you boot the computer, you have to set the opening preferences ("account" panel in the system preferences, "opening" tab). Just add the applications you want to be automatically opened when the computer boots and they will automatically fire up in their respective spaces (following your settings in Spaces pref panel).
Combining the opening preferences and spaces preferences is a great way to start your computer with all you need to work with, always in an organized space of your own.
note: My OS is in french. I'm not sure that "account" and "opening" are the right terms in your language. But you should easily find out.

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u = used Extent
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uuuuuuxxxxx
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