Re: "Insufficient Data" or "File damaged and could not be repaired"

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From: steve_parrett
Date: Sat, 07 Feb 2009 13:34

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To Graffiti. Yes. The Windows error message box has an adobe header. Is it a windows XP problem rather than a specific adobe fault? I use the link regularly and have only started to experience this difficulty recently.

steve

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