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Were these jpeg files created by NoF; that is, are they navigation buttons or banners or are they jpeg files you have created outside of NoF and then copied into your Assets folder?
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The jpeg files were not created by NOF. I created them in my graphics program. The first jpeg file I tried to open in Fusion 2015 that resulted in the instability message was one I created in 2010. Then things got real wonky real fast. Nearly every jpeg file I tried to open after that resulted in either the instability message or a new one that said "Attempted to access an unnamed file past its end." After several crashes and supposed recoveries, it was obvious my whole .nod file was now corrupted. In Site View, the page on which I was trying to put these jpegs was now missing. There was a white "hole" where it should be. So I found an uncorrupted backup .nod and opened that. Then I did a bunch of google searches on the two messages. Here's what I discovered:
There is no recover.txt file in the /NetObjects Fusion 2015 folder. Evidently there hasn't been a recover.txt file since version 4. The "access an unnamed file past its end" message supposedly refers to junk code, rogue code, or whatever the proper terminology is, that results from copying/pasting text directly from the web and/or, most particularly, from Microsoft products like Word, PowerPoint, etc. into NOF instead of going through Notepad or choosing to paste unformatted text. Since I ALWAYS go through Notepad, I knew the message didn't apply to me, regardless of what NOF thought.
Then I found GotFusion's excellent tutorial on reoptimizing a NOF site:
http://www.gotfusion.com/tutorials/tut.cfm?itemID=4089
So after verifying all my assets, I did a reoptimization and voila! Everything's fine now. The "problem" jpegs now open with no problems whatsoever. Go figure.
It's very disheartening when weird stuff like this happens in Fusion 2015 and I have no idea why it's happening and have to do hours of research to discover how to fix it. There was/is nothing wrong with my jpeg files. Why did Fusion 2015 decide there was???
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