Stale Scripts with CS4

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From: carey_brown
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2008 00:50

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I was debugging a small .jsx script that I wrote some time ago. In the debugging process I added some "alerts". Now I have it working correctly under CS4 but even though the "alerts" have been removed I still get them on the screen when I run the script.

I have tried:
* restarting CS4
* rebooting my machine
* opening up the .jsx file repeatedly to see that the alerts are gone
* search my drive with *nix utilities to see if there is an old copy

I'm running Photoshop CS4 under Windows Vista Ultimate.

Is CS4 caching the JavaScript program?

Maybe it's a Vista problem. I remember running into a case where Vista kept a shadow copy of a file that was under C:\Program Files\..., maybe Vista is the culprit.

Please help if you can.

Carey

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