Two errors at startup

While working on a project last night Logic crashed and I can't reopen it. Two error windows appear when I open the program.
the first is ^auto^Last^Last-1^Last-2^ ...etc through Last-11.
the second window is Audio File Audio 1#02.aif not found.
(This has been appearing for a few months but I just press "skip" and everything runs fine.)
Please help.

Hi WMR;
At only two months old, I would take it back to Apple and have them look at it. Something that new should not be acting that flakey.
Allan

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