I've had this kind of thing happen, and it's incredibly frustrating to
troubleshoot. Honestly, it could be that one of your many keyframes (or
graphics, or movie clips, etc.) is corrupt, and not the layer at all. I
wish I had any kind of answer. :(

Good luck!


David
stiller ( at ) quip ( dot ) net

I had a corrupt layer in a file. If I tried to do anything to that layer such
as add a keyframe, modify the images on the layer, change the easing, Flash
crashed. The only thing I could do to it was copy it and then paste the frames
into a new layer. At some point I did manage to delete the corrupt layer but
have no idea how this happened.

Now, the replacement layer has become corrupt. This time the copy and paste
into a new layer is not working correctly. The file still runs correctly, but
I can't do the editing I need to. What could be causing the layer to corrupt?
Any ideas on how I could fix it?

Thanks