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<blockquote data-quote="lclev" data-source="post: 1646990" data-attributes="member: 307555">WOW!&nbsp; So glad you are doing better..&nbsp; Hopefully all will be good and you will have a full recovery.&nbsp; I have had more problems with mouses (is a plural possible) or mice???&nbsp; than I care to remember - especially wireless.&nbsp; A clean install may clean up the issues you are having.&nbsp; I agree with&nbsp; Harry, a lot of app's .plist&nbsp; and apps themselves might not have transferred as smoothly as they should.&nbsp; Opening apps and having older files open with them sounds like corruption issues.&nbsp; There are others who can give you more details about this.&nbsp; I know I have fixed issues by forcing a program to rebuild it's plist file but I do not feel confident enough to tell you to do what I have done.&nbsp; I tend to drag all the apps offending plist's into a &quot;Bad plist&quot; folder, restart the program and go from there.&nbsp; Someone else may have a more delicate suggestion that might be better.Lisa</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lclev, post: 1646990, member: 307555"] WOW! So glad you are doing better.. Hopefully all will be good and you will have a full recovery. I have had more problems with mouses (is a plural possible) or mice??? than I care to remember - especially wireless. A clean install may clean up the issues you are having. I agree with [B]Harry[/B], a lot of app's .plist and apps themselves might not have transferred as smoothly as they should. Opening apps and having older files open with them sounds like corruption issues. There are others who can give you more details about this. I know I have fixed issues by forcing a program to rebuild it's plist file but I do not feel confident enough to tell you to do what I have done. I tend to drag all the apps offending plist's into a "Bad plist" folder, restart the program and go from there. Someone else may have a more delicate suggestion that might be better. Lisa [/QUOTE]

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