On 26/02/03 13:43, "Keith Potter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>    A few days ago, I upgraded to 10.2.4.  Yesterday I installed a
> whole suite of Adobe design programs.  Upon restarting my computer, I
> seem to have lost all my preference settings.  The dock is moved to the
> default setting and configuration.  My Explorer homepage was reset to
> the default, though my favorites were intact.  Worst of all, I lost all
> my OSX Mail settings and had to dig out the passwords and servers for
> my various accounts.  I also had to re-import my rules and mailboxes.
> 
>   This is all quite a pain.  It also happened once before, several
> months ago.  Has anyone experienced anything similar?  Does anyone know
> how to prevent it?  Is there some way to backup my Mail settings
> someplace, so that I can quickly reinstall them if this happens again?

I think it did happen to me after I upgraded my OS X installation. I didn't
lose all my preferences, though, but some settings were reset obviously by
the installer. If you lost all your preferences, then something went wrong,
methinks...

-Laurent.
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