Not totally... considering that .plists are XML files. Finding
something weird in something like a <string> tag entry would be grounds
for deleting the file itself. The only ones that would be a little
harder to figure out are the <data> tag entries because they are
archived.

jord

On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 02:56 PM, Ken Lanxner wrote:

> I suspect you are right about a bad .plist. Looking for the guilty
> party
> will be akin to looking for extension conflicts in OS 9. :-)
>
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