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On Sun, 2014-02-09 at 18:16 -0500, gene glick wrote:
> Using divide and conquer, I found the offending part - but I have no 
> idea what is wrong with it.

When you have some time, you may continue "divide and conquer", i.e.
first removing the ElementLine, then removing one of the pads.

Does other functions beside photo-mode export work fine, including
gerber export?

Ones guess:

Pad[5905 -9449 5906 3937 5906 2000 7906 "" "2" "square,edge2"]

seems to be minimal rotated (x == 5905 to x == 5906).

I think I have never used rotated pad at all.