PE9 "unexpected end-of-file" problem

After advice from Barbara I have been loading images into my new PE9 programme from the desktop. After a few successful edits I have failed to load an image (which originated from the internet and which I had placed in my picture folder). When saving it to desktop it appears without a jpg extension despite the fact that I added it to the file name. I get the error message:
"Could not complete your request because an unexpected end-of-file was encountered".
Does anyone have a solution?
Mickxx

Since my last post I've tried the following. I moved one of the problem images into iPhoto and cropped it, then moved it back to a folder on the desktop. This new file now has a jpeg extension and can be opened in PE9! So clearly my adding the jpeg extension to the original file didn't work for some reason.

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I then hooked the camera directly to the computer's USB port and imported the problem NEF files from the camera (SD card in the camera). Everything worked fine -- all the NEF files opened properly.
Not being a technical type, I don't know if this is a software or hardware issue -- does anybody have a clue?
I have used this card before and have used the card reader to inport RAW files from a different camera (Panasonic LUMIX) with no problem.
I hesitate to use RAW format on my Nikon D80 until I can figure out what the problem is.

I believe the problem is related to Edit > Catalog Settings... > Metadata > EXIF > Write date or time changes into proprietary raw files. If this is selected and you change the capture time on your images then around 1 in 256 photos will become corrupted. The problem is one in 256 files will end with character 26 (or character 1A in Hex). When updating the files Lightroom removes the trailing character 26. First of all turn off this switch. Secondly if you don't have a good original copy you can download and use HEdit to append the trailing character 26 to your file.
I first posted this problem in September 2007 on the forum. It is still an issue in the 3.2 RC. I have reported the bug through adobe labs (correct channel rather than this forum) and they are looking into the problem.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/1399193#1399193

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