Clips too short for transistions?

i am adding images to my movie from the photos tab and when i add a transistion between them, it says clip too short for transistions. now why is that? i added transistions between other images in the beginning, so why is it giving me problems right now?

Well then how come when i click apply on the ken burns setting for the picture, it shows 9:01, sometimes 10:01, then i add the transistion, and it says too small.. heres the new thing that just happened, i added a reflection theme and added an image in the drop zone.. now when i add a transistion right after it to a clip that shows 10:12, it says the previous clip must have a duration of 9:01. the theme itself shows 7:01.. so how do i change the duration of the theme?

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Anthony Sheehy - MCP, MCITP

Postal code is too short or invalid when trying to sign up for windows azure

https://account.windowsazure.com/signup?offer=ms-azr-0044p
language is Netherlands
country is Belgium
postal code is "8870" but is considered too short
I also tried "BE8870" or "BE-8870" but these are considered invalid
how do I continue?

HI
May be you can try "8870 Emelgem".
If still can't help Please contactsupport team by creating a support ticket at
http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/support/contact/
Or if that doesn't work because you don't have an active subscription you will need to contact general customer support to have them create a support ticket for you
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/customer-service-phone-numbers?wa=wsignin1.0
Dino He
MSDN Community Support | Feedback to us
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Branch target offset too large for short

Error :
I am getting the error "Branch target offset too large for
short" in coldfusion.
What we are trying to do?
We are concatenating large numbers of text. We where building
a lengthly string. We ended up using mutliple variables and
appending them together at the end to get it to work.
Appending the lengthy string and writing into a file.
Just to breif you this is a survey questions and answers we
are generating text file with tab seperated as delimeters.
e.g.
The string I am using is
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<cfset answers=#Q1#q2#....>
Can anyone please help me out?

Error :
I am getting the error "Branch target offset too large for
short" in coldfusion.
What we are trying to do?
We are concatenating large numbers of text. We where building
a lengthly string. We ended up using mutliple variables and
appending them together at the end to get it to work.
Appending the lengthy string and writing into a file.
Just to breif you this is a survey questions and answers we
are generating text file with tab seperated as delimeters.
e.g.
The string I am using is
<cfset Questions =
Number#TabChar#Q1#TabChar#Q2A#TabChar#Q2B#TabChar#Q2C#TabChar#Q3A#TabChar#Q3B#TabChar#Q3C #TabChar#Q3D#TabChar#Q3E#TabChar#Q3F#TabChar#Q3G#TabChar#Q4A1#TabChar#Q4A2#TabChar#Q4A3#Ta bChar#Q4A4#TabChar#Q4A5#TabChar#Q4A6#TabChar#Q4B1#TabChar#Q4B2#TabChar#Q4B#TabChar#Q4B4#Ta bChar#Q4B5#TabChar#Q4B6#TabChar#Q4C1#TabChar#Q4C2#TabChar#Q4C3#TabChar#Q4C4#TabChar#Q4C5#T abChar#Q4C6#TabChar#Q4D1#TabChar#Q4D2#TabChar#Q4D3#TabChar#Q4D4#TabChar#Q4D5#TabChar#Q4D6# TabChar#Q4E1#TabChar#Q4E2#TabChar#Q4E3#TabChar#Q4E4#TabChar#Q4E5#TabChar#Q4E6#TabChar#Q4F1 #TabChar#Q4F2#TabChar#Q4F3#TabChar#Q4F4#TabChar#Q4F5#TabChar#Q4F6#TabChar#Q4G1#TabChar#Q4G 2#TabChar#Q4G3#TabChar#Q4G4#TabChar#Q4G5#TabChar#Q4G6#TabChar#Q4H1#TabChar#Q4H2#TabChar#Q4 H3#TabChar#Q4H4#TabChar#Q4H5#TabChar#Q4H6#TabChar#Q4I#TabChar#Q4J#TabChar#Q4K#TabChar#Q5A1 #TabChar#Q5A2#TabChar#Q5A3#TabChar#Q5A4#TabChar#Q5A5#TabChar#Q5A6#TabChar#Q5B1#TabChar#Q5B 2#TabChar#Q5B3#TabChar#Q5B4#TabChar#Q5B5#TabChar#Q5B6#TabChar#Q5C1#TabChar#Q5C2#TabChar#Q5 C3#TabChar#Q5C4#TabChar#Q5C5#TabChar#Q5C6#TabChar#Q5D1#TabChar#Q5D2#TabChar#Q5D3#TabChar#Q 5D4#TabChar#Q5D5#TabChar#Q5D6#TabChar#Q5E#TabChar#Q5F#TabChar#Q5G#TabChar#Q6A#TabChar#Q6B# TabChar#Q6C#TabChar#Q6E#TabChar#Q6F#TabChar#Q6G#TabChar#Q6H#TabChar#Q6I#TabChar#Q6J#TabCha r#Q6K#TabChar#Q7A1#TabChar#Q7A2#TabChar#Q7B1#TabChar#Q7B2#TabChar#Q7C#TabChar#Q7D#TabChar# Q8A#TabChar#Q8B#TabChar#Q8C#TabChar#Q8D#TabChar#Q8E#TabChar#Q8F#TabChar#Q8G#TabChar#Q8H#Ta bChar#Q9A1#TabChar#Q9A2#TabChar#Q9B1#TabChar#Q9B2#TabChar#Q9C1#TabChar#Q9C2#TabChar#Q9D1#T abChar#Q9D2#TabChar#Q9E1#TabChar#Q9E2#TabChar#Q9H1#TabChar#Q9H2#TabChar#Q9I1#TabChar#Q9I2# TabChar#Q9J1#TabChar#Q9J2#TabChar#Q9K1#TabChar#Q9K2#TabChar#Q9L1#TabChar#Q9L2#TabChar#Q9M# TabChar#Q9N#TabChar#Q9O#TabChar#Q9P#TabChar#Q9Q#TabChar#Q9R#TabChar#Q9S#TabChar#Q10A#TabCh ar#Q10B#TabChar#Q10C#TabChar#Q10E#TabChar#Q10F#TabChar#Q10G#TabChar#Q10H#TabChar#Q10I#TabC har#Q10J#TabChar#Q10K#TabChar#Q11A#TabChar#Q11B#TabChar#Q11C#TabChar#Q11D#TabChar#Q11E#Tab Char#Q11F#TabChar#Q11G#TabChar#Q11H#TabChar#Q11I#TabChar#Q11J#TabChar#Q11K#TabChar#Q11L#Ta bChar#Q11M#TabChar#Q11O#TabChar#Q11P#TabChar#Q11Q#TabChar#Q11R#TabChar#Q12A1#TabChar#Q12A2 #TabChar#Q12B1#TabChar#Q12B2#TabChar#Q12C1#TabChar#Q12C2#TabChar#Q12D1#TabChar#Q12D2#TabCh ar#Q12E#TabChar#Q12F#TabChar#Q12G#TabChar#Q12H#TabChar#Q12I#TabChar#Q12J#TabChar#Q12K#TabC har#Q12L#TabChar#Q13A1#TabChar#Q13A2#TabChar#Q13B1#TabChar#Q13B2#TabChar#Q13C1#TabChar#Q13 C2#TabChar#Q13D1#TabChar#Q13D2#TabChar#Q13E1#TabChar#Q13E2#TabChar#Q13H1#TabChar#Q13H2#Tab Char#Q13I1#TabChar#Q13I2#TabChar#Q13J1#TabChar#Q13J2#TabChar#Q13K1#TabChar#Q13K2#TabChar#Q 13L#TabChar#Q13M#TabChar#Q13N#TabChar#Q14A1#TabChar#Q14A2#TabChar#Q14B1#TabChar#Q14B2#TabC har#Q14C1#TabChar#Q14C2#TabChar#Q14D#TabChar#Q14E#TabChar#Q14F#TabChar#Q14G#TabChar#Q14H#T abChar#Q15A#TabChar#Q15B#TabChar#Q15C#TabChar#Q15D#TabChar#Q15E#TabChar#Q15F#TabChar#Q15G# TabChar#Q15H#TabChar#Q16A#TabChar#Q16B#TabChar#Q16C#TabChar#Q16D#TabChar#Q16E#TabChar#Q16F #TabChar#Q17A1#TabChar#Q17A2#TabChar#Q17A3#TabChar#Q17B#TabChar#Q17C#TabChar#Q17D#TabChar# Q17E#TabChar#Q17F#TabChar#Q17G#TabChar#Q17H#TabChar#Q18A1#TabChar#Q18A2#TabChar#Q18B1#TabC har#Q18B2#TabChar#Q18C1#TabChar#Q18C2#TabChar#Q18D1#TabChar#Q18D2#TabChar#Q18E1#TabChar#Q1 8E2#TabChar#Q18H1#TabChar#Q18H2#TabChar#Q18I1#TabChar#Q18I2#TabChar#Q18J1#TabChar#Q18J2#Ta bChar#Q18K1#TabChar#Q18K2#TabChar#Q18L1#TabChar#Q18L2#TabChar#Q18M1#TabChar#Q18M2#TabChar# Q18N1#TabChar#Q18N2#TabChar#Q18O1#TabChar#Q18O2#TabChar#Q18P1#TabChar#Q18P2#TabChar#Q18Q1# TabChar#Q18Q2#TabChar#Q18R1#TabChar#Q18R2#TabChar#Q18S1#TabChar#Q18S2#TabChar#Q18T1#TabCha r#Q18T2#TabChar#Q18U1#TabChar#Q18U2#TabChar#Q18V1#TabChar#Q18V2#TabChar#Q18W1#TabChar#Q18W 2#TabChar#Q18X1#TabChar#Q18X2#TabChar#Q18Y1#TabChar#Q18Y2#TabChar#Q18Z1#TabChar#Q18Z2#TabC har#Q18A11#TabChar#Q18A12#TabChar#Q18B11#TabChar#Q18B12#TabChar#Q18C11#TabChar#Q18C12#TabC har#Q18D11#TabChar#Q18D12#TabChar#Q18E11#TabChar#Q18E12#TabChar#Q18H11#TabChar#Q18H12#TabC har#Q18I11#TabChar#Q18I12#TabChar#Q18J11#TabChar#Q18J12#TabChar#Q18K11#TabChar#Q18K12#TabC har#Q18L11#TabChar#Q18L1Z#TabChar#Q18M11#TabChar#Q18M12#TabChar#Q18N11#TabChar#Q18N12#TabC har#Q18O11#TabChar#Q18O12#TabChar#Q18P11#TabChar#Q18P12#TabChar#Q18Q11#TabChar#Q18Q12#TabC har#Q18R11#TabChar#Q18R12#TabChar#Q18S11#TabChar#Q18S12#TabChar#Q18T11#TabChar#Q18T12#TabC har#Q18U11#TabChar#Q18U12#TabChar#Q18V11#TabChar#Q18V12#TabChar#Q18W11#TabChar#Q18W12#TabC har#Q18X11#TabChar#Q18X12#TabChar#Q18Y11#TabChar#Q18Y12#TabChar#Q18Z11#TabChar#Q18Z12#TabC har#Q18A21#TabChar#Q19A#TabChar#Q19B#TabChar#Q19C>
<cfset answers=#Q1#q2#....>
Can anyone please help me out?

Branch target offset too large for short - using CFThread

I am just starting to get into using CFThread. I have a process I am working on to allow clients to order background reports on multiple applicants simultaneously. I am doing this using CFThread. Through some trial and error I discovered that I needed to var scope the variables that are used in the CFC's that do the bulk of the report processing. As soon as I did that I started getting the error " Branch target offset too large for short". Everything I have read on this error basically says I have too much code in the CFC which doesn't make sense as I am using this CFC in several other places in the site without error. The problem only occured after var scoping my variables in the CFC and them sticking that CFC inside a CFTHread tag.
Has only one seen anything like this before?
Thanks

Haven't seen it, no.
Can you revert to your un-VARed code, and then re-VAR the variables one by one, retesting between each, and see if a specific one gives you the error?
I don't know what this might tell you, but it might help focus where to look.
NB: you should be VARing your variables within functions as a matter of course, not simply in situations in which the code is being called via <cfthread>.
Adam

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