Clips do not line up with playhead

Not only do all of a sudden none of my clips line up with the playhead, the last 3 seconds of a large majority have become still images. Most of this damage occured immediately after emptying the trash. Please help its due tomorrow!

I don't know how to correct your problem, but I know what caused it. It's a bug in iMovie's code for emptying trash, so you may lose your entire project. So, don't EVER empty iMovie's trash again.

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I have been trying to get my Flash .swf file to line up with
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causes headaches. A
better approach may be to place you flash reference in a
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> Hello All:
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> I have been trying to get my Flash .swf file to line up
with the
> surrounding
> graphics in my page. I used the same sliced image in the
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> lines up
> and for some reason when I put that same slice into
Flash, it becomes
> slightly
> skewed by a few pixels.
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>
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>
> Any suggestions?
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