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Re: Internal Error: 7204, 7323980, 4767519, 4739018

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From: Sheila_Carlisle
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 15:39
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Lena, I'm almost certain the problem is that you copied anchored frames as you mentioned in your first posting. FM assigns a unique ID number to everything it calls "an object" and for whatever reason copying frames has always been a bit error-prone, in my experience, which I attribute to ID number discrepancies. The UID number has to match up in multiple locations in the file, and somehow copying and pasting anchored frames mangles this process.

Saving as MIF usually forces FM to clean up errors in this unique ID numbering, but if you happen to be doing it over and over, or in multiple files, you could be compounding the error.

The only workaround I can suggest is to remove the anchored frames, save the files so you have a good starting point, and then create each frame individually.
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