Xcode auto-loading Sparkle.strings at startup?

[micsaund]

Hi,

I did something lately which causes Xcode to open Sparkle.strings whenever I reboot my 10.5 machine. I'm not sure what program installation correlates to when this started, but it may have been Xcode as I have been monkeying with it lately.

Does anyone have an idea what might be causing this Sparkle.strings file to open in Xcode upon reboot? If not, how would I find-out and/or fix it? It's low priority, as I rarely reboot and it's not hard to close Xcode, but it is annoying from a "I want my machine to work properly" perspective ;)

Thanks,
Mike

[kainjow]

Did you look under System Preferences > Accounts > Login Items?

[micsaund]

Nope, I hadn't, but you're right: it's there.

So, why the heck would such a thing be in my login items and any ideas where it came from? Other than me doing something bone-headed and somehow adding it to the startup myself ;)

Mike

[kainjow]

I'd blame it on global warming :p