Switching Layers lag time

It look like Adobe support is on vacation. This is my thrid posting with no reply, but there is always hope.
My last issue is with the Configurator panels loaded. When switching layers there is a noticable lag time. This is also true with the "Configurator Ps CC Styles" example panel. Once again when these panels are closed and photohop restarted, there is no lag time in switching layers and from my previous post, the tool shortcuts work as expected (they do not switch back to the original tool as when the panels are loaded).
I am on an iMac OS 10.8.4.
Photoshop CC
When I do a Safe Boot, all the panels work as they should with no problems with the tools or with the layer switch lag.
Hopefully someone will be back from vacation soon and help me with this issue.
I see in a previous post that someone on windows was having the same problem.
I want to beable to put my panel creation on Adobe Exchange, but don't feel like I can until I know what causes this issue.
Thanks - Sam

The problem has come back on my Mac again and the fixes I did before no longer eliminate the lag time ore the shortcut tool switch. I see in past posts that his has been a requring problem for some on Macs and Window computers.
Tried to find Sample files from Configurator 4, but they are now misssing from my default Configurator window. I want to test an already made panel and see if the issue happens with the sample files. Where are the sample files?
Thanks in Advance - Sam

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