Strange file called masterNames.strings launches xcode at startup
I've just upgraded my hard drive to 640GB and duplicated the previous 500GB hard drive with SuperDuper. Everything seems like how it is supposed to be, except that xcode launches this strange file called "masterNames.strings" when I start the machine. Below is the content of the file.
"Title & Bullets - Right" = "标题与项目符号 - 右对齐";
"Title - Top" = "标题 - 顶部对齐";
"Bullets" = "项目符号";
"Title - Center" = "标题 - 居中";
"Title, Bullets & Photo" = "标题、项目符号与照片";
"Blank - Ornamental Border" = "空白 - 装饰边框";
"Title & Bullets" = "标题与项目符号";
"Title & Bullets - Left" = "标题与项目符号 - 左对齐";
"Blank" = "空白";
"Photo - 3 Up" = "照片 - 3 联";
"Title & Bullets - 2 Column" = "标题与项目符号 - 2 栏";
"Photo - Vertical" = "照片 - 垂直";
"Title & Subtitle" = "标题与副标题";
"Photo - Horizontal" = "照片 - 水平";
Apparently it's in Chinese but Chinese is not at all the language I've set up the OS with. I use U.S. English. I do not know where this file came from. I've repaired permissions using Maintenance but it doesn't seem to fix it.
I've googled around to see if anyone has experienced a similar problem and found one (and only one) that looks strikingly similar to my issue, except that the language is Portuguese for him. Here's the link to that thread. It was two years ago and doesn't look like it was solved.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1800575
Could somebody please help me? This is pretty annoying.
Open Accounts preferences and click on the Login Items tab. If you see that file in the list then select it and click on the Delete [-] key.
Consider otherwise that your clone is not good unless it's also happening on the drive you replaced.
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