Hello,

When working with a MACINTOSH OS X and when I try to do either a

DWfile.exists( dreamweaver.getConfigurationPath() );
DWfile.exists( dreamweaver.getTempFolderPath() );


I will get a return value of "FALSE" when doing it as if it doesn't exists,
which doesn't make sense. I can do this on Windows and I will get a value of
"TRUE"

SO, my question IS THIS....

What is the EXACT path for say getting to a file on the Dreamweaver config
folder for MACINTOSH? With Windows I have no problem, but this MACINTOSH
path name is really getting to me.

First, when using the command:

DWfile.exists( what_Macintosh_OSX_Path_Syntax_Is_Permissable_Here );

QUESTION 1:
Should there be a file:/// in front? Or should it be just a slash slash //

QUESTION 2:
Should I be converting the slashes to colon's :

QUESTION 3:
If I am testing the existence of a folder, as opposed to a file, should
their be an ending slash?

QUESTION 4:
If the Name of the Macintosh Hard Drive is NOT

Macintosh HD

will that matter? It appears to be as I install an extension on a Mac that
uses the name Macintosh HD it works. However, if it doesn't have the name
Macintosh HD, Like DarthVaderHD, it doesn't.


MORE QUESTIONS:
When I do the command:

dreamweaver.getConfigurationPath()

I get a path of

file:///NameOfMacHardDrive/Applications/Macromedia Dreamweaver MX
2004/Configuration

Additionally, when I need to get at certain files on for a specific user:
should it be

file:///NameOfMacHardDrive/Users/UserName/Library/Application
Support/Macromedia/Dreamweaver MX 2004/Configuration


NOTICE how the path is different in more than just one way. The "Macromedia"
and the "Dreamweaver MX 2004" folders are combined as opposed to being
separate, i.e.

Macromedia/Dreamweaver MX 2004 <-- two (2) folders

Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 <-- one (1) folder

WOW, all this for a simple path on the Mac OS X!!!!!

Any help would be very much appreciated.