Dear Litea
I'm probably way off mark here but one reason might be the following.
When you create a new table an ID file gets created. Each object you
create in the table produces 4 bytes in the ID file, a 4 byte long
integer( eg 9 objects = 36 bytes for ID file). However if you leave the
table empty ( ie no objects ) then the ID file exists but is 0 bytes in
size.
Some methods of copying files will leave out files 0 bytes in size. So
if you have moved your files around this might be the reason.
Regards
Bob Young
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In message <F12ECEA0435AD211B5280008C7ACBC85911537@BIGIRON>, Litea
Biukoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Hi
>When opening tables from different directories I usually get a message "File
>*.ID not found". The message pops up regardless of whether the files are on
>the same drive or on different drives. I operate on Windows NT, MapInfo
>5.5. I did notice the same problem with the previous version of MapInfo but
>only with files located on different drives.
>I am down to getting the machine rebuilt however any other non-invasive
>solution shall be much appreciated.
>TIA.
>Litea Biukoto
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