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My ScanMaker modules (Mac OSX10.4.11) lead to crasshes mostly during adjusting Layout

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This is the hard.software context:

crash report FMP 10 on OSX10.4.11 Mac G5 2.66 Dual Core Intel Xeon

java version "1.5.0_19"

Java 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_19-b02-306)

Java HotSpot Client VM (build 1.5.0_19-138, mixed mode, sharing)

I load several of the Scriptmaker functions as a startup script.

I do get two times a warning panel with he following text:

"java.lang.illegalArgumentException: Invalid parameter name ":parameter names can only contain alphanumeric characters and underscores"

all the startup Scriptmakers functionsI use have been put in a set of varibales in my startup script; each of these codes I took literally with cut & paste from the ScriptMaker database...

The error message does NOT indicate which of the functions contains a wrong parameter

The functions I load are:

ScreenCapture

GetURLaContainerPart2

GetURLasContainer

AppendToFile

ColorChooserDialogue

ReadFileContents

WriteToFile

GetURLasText

GetFileAsContainer

CropImage

RemoveHTMLtags

QuicktimeFrameCapture

PopupMenu

The parentheses you have in your function name is making the RegisterGroovy function think that there are supposed to be parameters for your function. There is no text inside your parenthesis, and so the function is trying to create a parameter that is undefined. You will need to either remove the parenthesis and not use a function parameter, or if there is in fact supposed to be a parameter, you will need to add a parameter name inside the parentheses.

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