Pan Preference files

[DewDawg2 at aol.com]

Thanks Gary, I opened several files and you're right, they were actually 
databases I had created a long time ago. They are now deleted and I have no idea 
how they got there (operator error, meaning me,   I'm sure). But I also moved 
the existing Panorama folder in my Applications folder to the desktop and 
renamed it (just in case). Then I installed Pan 5.5. What I discovered is that my 
old Pan folder contained many unnecessary files, for example, I had 12 Wizards 
folders.

Anyway, this clean install of Pan may just solve my problem... I did a few 
quick tests of moving between Graphic Design mode and procedure windows and did 
not experience my problem... Thanks

In a message dated 2/8/08 4:22:51 PM, gary at yonaites.com writes:


> The only Panorama file I find in my Library/Preferences folder (both the 
> main system Library as well as the user Library folder) is a .plist file which 
> is created when you either install Panorama or run it the first time (never 
> checked myself when it is created). I have no idea where your plethora of .pan 
> files came from but they seem to be standard Panorama data files with that 
> extension and not preference files. I would take the advice of the guy at 
> Apple and temporarily rename them or just put them all in a separate folder and 
> install Panorama 5.5 clean. Being the curious type myself, I would try 
> double-clicking a couple of them to see if they open in Panorama and what they 
> really might be.
> 
> Gary
> 
> 




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