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  Hi Dave,.

  The location is ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Common to be exact.

  Make sure that you type the TILDE (~) key.

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  The random rampage you describe is Windows most likely to make the system restore backups. There is a simple way to get around, just that resize the maximum storage for backups, and it will take 1-3 minutes to do what really isn't a big deal.

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