Thanks James. I still haven't figured out how to fix it so that'll be my next shot. I might also try emailing the OSX for Users list as this might be a more OS based issue... Cheers, Coj On 31/01/2008, at 2:43 AM, James Asherman wrote: > I have also seen some funniness, that goes away with a log-out, log- > in. > In your case if fixing permissions and prebindings and general > maintenance isn't doing it, > I'd go back to plan B. > Throw away as much of DVD pro as you can see, maybe even the > receipts, and then try the custom install trick again. > J > On Jan 30, 2008, at 1:34 AM, Brett Conlon wrote: > >> Update below... sorry for the double post... >> >> <MacBook Pro 15" / 10.5.1> >> >> Well blow me down.... I launched DVD Studio Pro (after not having >> done so for a few weeks) and all of the application menus (File, >> Edit etc.) are missing. >> >> I've tried: >> • Rebooting >> • Loading/unloading fonts. >> • Removing the com.apple.dvdstudiopro.plist file >> • Removing the User's Library/App Support/Final Cut Studio/DVD >> Studio Pro folder (which allowed me to choose the menu setup - I >> was hopeful that might wake something up) >> • Bogging about in the DVD Studio Pro app's package for menu pref >> files >> • Creating a new user and launching DVDSPro >> • Using Pacifist to install a new DVDSPro app (I couldn't see a way >> to install DVDSPro from the Final Cut 5 Suite discs without >> installing everything else too (all 9+GB) - all were ticked and >> greyed out) >> >> None of which have fixed my issue. I can't find anything on Apple's >> site nor on Google. >> >> I've seen something similar from time to time under Leopard but it >> only seemed to occur when I was moving quickly from one app to >> another and all I had to do was slowly go out then back into the >> app and the menus would appear - can't remember the specific apps >> I've seen it in. >> >> Any thoughts???? >> >> Cheers, >> >> Cojcolds