Error Images in 1.1

After LR converted my library to 1.1 I got a selection of "Error Images" under the Library tab in the left panel. I was just working on these today with no problem, can still work on them with no problem, and can work on them in Bridge CS3 with no problem. So what is the problem with them that gets them in this "Error Images" section?

It was in it's original folder. I finally removed them from the Library and reimported them. Bit of a pain in the @$$ but it worked. I wanted to rework them with the new controls anyway.

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Message Edited by Day on 10-10-2006 04:04 PM
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