When a concept involving Phantoms is used, the program occasionally uses the 'incorrect' snapshot record (this can be fixed by editing the offending snapshot record as explained below). The program correctly executed 'Pass Thru' without 'Triple Box' because no phantoms were involved.

The problem is that more than one snapshot record 'matched' the phantom position. Since the program couldn't determine which snapshot record was correct, it used the first one that it encountered.

Pass Thru can be done from either Facing Dancers or a Right-Hand Mini-Wave. Since phantoms are, by definition, facing in whatever direction is necessary to do the next call, the program incorrectly used the Right-Hand Mini-Wave version of Pass Thru since that was the first record it encountered when searching the snapshot database.

Because Pass Thru from a Right-Hand Mini-Wave is not the 'normal' starting position for Pass Thru, this information needs to be conveyed to the program. This is done by changing the 'Priority' field of the snapshot record to something other than 'Normal'. The program will then select the Facing Dancer version of Pass Thru over the R-H Mini-Wave version whenever it has a choice.

To fix this particular problem:

1. Edit the sequence, and position the dancers (using F1, F2, etc) so that the dancers are after the 'Triple Box Pass Thru'.
2. From the menu, select 'View' followed by 'Last snapshot record used' (or type Ctrl+S).
3. Change the priority from 'Normal' to 'T-Bone'.
4. Exit the 'Edit Snapshot' screen.
5. Press 'F1' to backup one call, then press 'F2' to advance one call.

The problem should go away.

This particular instance of this problem has been fixed in the my master snapshot database.