Paul Weiss
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Thanks for the help everybody. I’ve reinstalled and it more or less fixed the problem; .aep files are again “recognized”, although I still can’t double click a saved file and have it open up AE. I can, however, open AE and then open a saved file from inside it. That’s good enough for me.
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Tried an anti-virus scan. No viruses. Tried a registry fix. No deal. It works fine on a friends computer. Not on mine.
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I’ve now reinstalled the CS3 Master Suite, and wouldn’t you know it; it still will not boot up a saved after effects .aep file. Although it now has the correct icon, I still get a message that says it is “not a valid win32 file.” Any ideas on where to go from here?
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This is precisely what’s not working. I’ll just reinstall; pain in the butt but a definate fix. Thanks for the help ya’ll.
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You could try extending the mesh. Sometimes, when the mesh does not encompass the whole image/photo/whatever; little bits and pixels don’t conform with the rest of the puppet pins. Check out the AE helpfile to see how to do this.