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- Thread starter oldnews
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Try repairing permissions. Sometime the problems are resolved by doing this. Go to your application folder -> utilities folder, then run the disk utility application. Select your system disk from the list then choose repair permissions.
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delete the preferences, heres the path: mac hd>users>your username>library>preferences> (delete these
com.apple.helpviewer.plist, com.apple.helpui.plist, com.apple.help.plist, restart, that should do it.
com.apple.helpviewer.plist, com.apple.helpui.plist, com.apple.help.plist, restart, that should do it.
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from apple:
First, troubleshoot the cache. Just do this:
Quit Help Viewer, if it's not already quit.
From the Finder's Go menu, choose Home.
Open the Library folder.
Open the Caches folder.
Look for the "com.apple.helpui" folder.
Rename that little folder to something else, such as "old Help cache folder".
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First, troubleshoot the cache. Just do this:
Quit Help Viewer, if it's not already quit.
From the Finder's Go menu, choose Home.
Open the Library folder.
Open the Caches folder.
Look for the "com.apple.helpui" folder.
Rename that little folder to something else, such as "old Help cache folder".
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