I recently downloaded the Adobe Illustrator 10 Demo version, which has a 30-day restriction and doesn't allow you to save or print.
A few days later I ordered (and have now installed) the upgrade to version 10. I trashed the Demo version after installing the real one, but obviously didn't get rid of everything. Now, if I double-click on an Illustator file, when Illustrator has not yet been launched, it brings up the splash screen that tells me about the Demo restrictions and how many days I have left. All I can do is cancel out of it. If I launch Illustrator 10 first and then double-click on a file, it works fine; it's just when I double-click on a file that launches Illustrator that the problem shows up. Apparently there is some kind of preference file left over from the demo version that is being found when Illustrator is launched by double-clicking one of its files. Does anyone have any idea what file this might be and how I would get rid of it? Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be May 27. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>.
