No File in Movie?

Suddenly FCP will not read Livetype files. This is a brand new install of FCPHD & LT, but all the textures and objects are loaded (I double checked). the project was created on another FCP system. In Livetype everything looks perfect, however FCP does not see the old or new Livetype files. How do I fix this?< </div>
The files haven't been transferred, but apparently the software wasn't a clean install as I had thought. It was one of those transfer installs from another computer. We're gonna try to do a clean install of the software and see what happens. Thanks guys.
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Which is it, man? Your posts are contradictory.
You clearly say the files were created on another system. That would mean they were transferred, yes?
Now you say the FCP install was "transferred." I don't know if that's really even possible.
Eventually we'll be able to help you out if only we could get accurate information.
bogiesan

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