End of file life message

I am using Lightrrom 4 and have just started seeing this error message with previously cataloged images and on new catalog imports. I can open the same images from the CF card in Bridge with no problem. How can I remedy this new problem?

Jerome,
What is the exact message you're receiving? And what are you doing in LR when you receive it?
Hal
Message was edited by: Hal P Anderson

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Awaiting a reply on this thank you.
I have done some research online and can see this as a reply.
Outlook stores all the messages you've received in a single file. You'll see
the "end of file" message if this file becomes corrupt or reaches a size of 2
gigabytes, which is the largest a mail file can reach.
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