I'm using Dreamweave CS3 on a Mac, and it's suddenly creating subfolders
named _notes as fast as I can delete them, even inside folders
containing images. I never noticed them until recently. Does anyone know
how to zap'em?

Thanks.

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Sites > Manage Sites > click on your site and click Edit

Click on the Advanced tab and select Design Notes

Uncheck the Maintain Design Notes checkbox and then click Clean Up

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Ken Ford
Adobe Community Expert - Dreamweaver/ColdFusion
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"David Blomstrom" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message news:g1ue6a$gsr$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> I'm using Dreamweave CS3 on a Mac, and it's suddenly creating subfolders
> named _notes as fast as I can delete them, even inside folders
> containing images. I never noticed them until recently. Does anyone know
> how to zap'em?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> David Blomstrom: PolITics Expert
> http://www.geobop.org/ | http://www.invisible-republic.org/
> http://www.billysoft.org/ (M$)
> http://www.freedomware.us/Topics/Mac_vs_PC/

David Blomstrom wrote:
> I never noticed them until recently.

That's because you have turned on View > Hidden Files. They have always
been there.

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David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3" (friends of ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
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Ken Ford wrote:
> Sites > Manage Sites > click on your site and click Edit
>
> Click on the Advanced tab and select Design Notes
>
> Uncheck the Maintain Design Notes checkbox and then click Clean Up
>

Thanks, Ken; that's good to know. The Clean Up function doesn't seem to
work, but if I can merely stop these things from multiplying, it would
be great.

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David Blomstrom: PolITics Expert
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David Powers wrote:
> David Blomstrom wrote:
>> I never noticed them until recently.
>
> That's because you have turned on View > Hidden Files. They have always
> been there.
>

Ah, that explains it. Yesterday, I asked why I can see my .htaccess file
localy but not in remote view, and Murray advised me to change my
settings so I can view hidden files.

In the meantime, I discovered I'm not the only person with this problem:
http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=401335

And this page seems to offer the ultimate solution:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...3859&sliceId=2

Which means I need to do my homework on synchronization. I've never
really researched it, but I frequently get warning messages when I
publish online...something about conflicts with synchronization. I just
click YES, and the page always publishes correctly.

Thanks.

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David Blomstrom: PolITics Expert
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http://www.billysoft.org/ (M$)
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