Alright, so I guess I'll start with the earlier problem: A few weeks ago, some applications (always different) would freeze. After force quitting the first frozen app, the issue seemed to have already spread to the desktop and Finder, but not the right side of the top toolbar (Spotlight, date/time, etc). Since I couldn't actually get to the Restart button, I would have to hard shut down. However, I tried a couple different things: 'sudo touch /System/Library/Extensions', the Apple Hardware Test, and Verifying/repairing disk permissions and the disk through the install DVD. Now, this issue seems to have disappeared (for the moment, at least).
Okay, now for the current issue: I recently installed Adobe CS5 Design Premium, and tested about half the applications to be sure they were all good. They checked out fine then. I even used Photoshop earlier today. Now, for Flash, Illustrator, and Photoshop (so far), they will open in a decent amount of time, but will freeze whenever I try to open a file. I also found that they freeze when looking through the filesystem in the File > Open window. So... this is possibly related to Adobe's permissions to see my files...? I have no idea, so maybe you good people could help
Oh yeah, and I've already held Option+Command+Shift when opening to reset to default settings.
MacBook Pro, SL 10.6.7, 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4 GB Memory
Thanks in advance!
~Mike
Okay, now for the current issue: I recently installed Adobe CS5 Design Premium, and tested about half the applications to be sure they were all good. They checked out fine then. I even used Photoshop earlier today. Now, for Flash, Illustrator, and Photoshop (so far), they will open in a decent amount of time, but will freeze whenever I try to open a file. I also found that they freeze when looking through the filesystem in the File > Open window. So... this is possibly related to Adobe's permissions to see my files...? I have no idea, so maybe you good people could help
Oh yeah, and I've already held Option+Command+Shift when opening to reset to default settings.
MacBook Pro, SL 10.6.7, 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4 GB Memory
Thanks in advance!
~Mike