Freeze Frame Into Timeline?

According to FCP's help, once I use Modify:Make Freeze Frame, I can drag it onto the Timeline or Vrowser.
Neither works. It does either or both of two things when I try to drag it from the Viewer into the Timeline: It simply moves the image's position within the frame to way off-screen, and/or it crashes FCP. The crash seemed more likely to happen if I held the mouse down in the Timeline window for a while.
I tried copy and paste too; that didn't seem to work either.
Am I misinterpreting those instructions?

David Harbsmeier wrote:
Set the Viewer to Image mode only. It sounds like you have Image+Wireframe activated.
-DH
Good catch DH, I was way over-analyzing the post.
bogiesan

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CORRECTION !
It has been pointed out that the Freeze Frames are NOT affected by this bug - only the IMPORTED STILL PICTURES.
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I hope this helps. These turkeys at Adobe should hire me as a troubleshooter and manual writer - I spend a lot of time trying to figure out things they don't document in the manual or help files. As for the Forum - they can stuff that, it's useless. This should be an exquisitely simple task - we all do frame grabs. But they've made it into a monstrous chore.

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