Invalid ID tags

Help - when exporting photo files (TIFFS) from Lightroom 3 in Adobe Elements (10) Organiser a message flashes on screen stating 'watched folder - invalid ID tags' the imported images then appear in Organiser as an hour glass only. I've imported 1000's of images into Organiser from Lightroom without any previous problem. Anyone got any ideas?

I would recommend using the Lightroom Library only for exporting to the Elements editor e.g. where you want to use layers and text etc which is not possible in Lightroom.
In Organizer use File à Get Photos & Videos à From Files & Folders

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