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FSX Index out of Bound in SBuilderX 313

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I consistently get an "Index out of bounds" error in SBuilderX 313 whenever I use the File | Properties option.

It first displays the error message, luckily it gives you the option to continue or quit rather than crash and burn :-) I press "Yes" (continue) and then a little dialog with the properties is shown.

I think SBuilderX is somehow banging an array for some reason. Any plans on a bug fix? After several trials I am beginning to like this thing and have retired my old FSX KML :-) I just hope this tool doesn't suffer the same abandonment that has overcome FSX KML & FSX Planner, are FSX Tools dying before their time?
 
I desisted from using that forum, the author (like many programmers) doesn't seem to be very open to constructive critique of the application.
 
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