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Article #3042One file not working, crashes FM
From: Jacki_Schklar
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:40
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:40
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I have the same project in 3 languages. 2 languages worked just fine. Third language crashes FM every time when I try to open a .mif in FM to convert it to a .fm. Will not open and get these errors: 7104, 6857604, 6340283, 5155989 I get it that the file is probably corrupt, is there any way there is to resave this .mif somewhere so that it could work? FYI, the fonts in all these languages are Western. No cyryllic or wierd fonts. So that is not the issue. The original .rtf is put through a tagger that makes it a .mif and then I should open it in FM, but not this one! I have done this project a few times before, previous versions, so I'm confident that I have my file structures correctly for conversions. This problem doc was sent back and forth a few times for edits, don't know where it went wrong... TIA
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