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  1. 30th Dec 2001 23:59 #1
    Crazy_Mck
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    I have done up several short test export timeline AVI files.
    Now I want to delete them, but I get an error saying that they are associated with something and I can't delete, no Yes or NO option. Preimere was closed so that was not it.

    I have no problems using files say in a conversion with TMPGEnc.

    Any info on this would be appreciated.



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  2. 31st Dec 2001 00:41 #2
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    Try cutting and pasting the file into the recycle bin. If that doesn't work thqt means another 'thing' is using the file.
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  3. 31st Dec 2001 00:48 #3
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    Hey SteveDVD.

    Thanks, been there - done that! I had all programs closed.

    Just does not make any sense.

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  4. 31st Dec 2001 01:00 #4
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    Sorry I couldn't help...
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  5. 31st Dec 2001 01:01 #5
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    No problem SteveDVD -- it's the effort I appreciate the most.
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  6. 31st Dec 2001 01:06 #6
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    You can also try right clicking and deleting (It is different then the key) and try renaming the file and then trying to delete it again.
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