Tiff won't open in CS3

Photoshop CS3 (Windows) crashes when I open one particular Tiff. Two others created by the same person/system open just fine. Help?

Someone very knowledgable about TIFF would have to look at the structure of the file.
It also helps if that someone has access to the Photoshop source code, like I do.

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Of course…I forgot. It gives the error message, and I'm paraphrasing, "file may already be open, there may be a missing plug-in, or InDesign may not support the file format." That's off the top of my head, but I'm sure you're familiar with it.
I did email them to her…and now that you mention it, the .inx that did work was sent in gmail, the one's that didn't were sent by the web version of Outlook. I think you might be on to something! I'll re-export the file and send it too her zipped.

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