When copying or duplicating files, some images move

I'm using CS5 and CS5.5.
When copying or duplicating In-Design files, some of the images move slightly within the image frame while others
are perfectly fine. This doesn't happen every time, appears totally random, and can be rectified by relinking the images
in the original document and the new document.
Has anyone had a similar problem and if so are there any solutions?
Many thanks
Rick

Not enough information. What EXACTLY are you doing and how are you doing it?
Screenshots would help, too.
Bob

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