> It sounds like you have bad local copies of the resources. Can you access > your sites from another browser other than Chrome? If so, then this is > probably the case. You will need to go in your Chrome files, and delete the > local Gears files, then try to resync. Let me know if this helps. It would > also be nice to reproduce what you are seeing with Chrome. What sites are > you using? > > Thanks, > Ben
Ben, Thanks for the heads up. I had installed Gears under Firefox just the day before installing Chrome. The other thing is that I had just moved my sites from shared hosting to a VPS with its own nameserver so I wasn't sure where the problem was coming from. I managed to find the local copies in the "documents and settings" folder for IE and Firefox and the problem disappeared. I uninstalled Chrome and Gears originally hoping to fix the problem by doing that. I will try them both again when things settle and there are more answers than questions on this group. Thanks, Brian
