Experiment Advisor Monitoring

[Vaaal]

Quick question about this interesting feature of e-prime. When I open the 
xml I can read several tables. Although it is clear for me the meaning of 
onset to onset stats, onset delay stats, load time stats and experiment 
advisor finding, the last table is a little bit more difficult for me to 
understand: Experiment Advisor Modules.
I was checking this table when I notice that most of the "problem" pointed 
out by this table was actually not relevant for my design. For example:
 "A visual object has its Stretch property set to Yes, which can cause 
display timing anomalies. Instead of using Stretch, consider editing the 
source material to match the size and proportions you want to display 
during the experiment". 
But no visual object in my experiment has stretch set to Yes. Or, again: 
"An object has its ClearAfter property set to Yes. ClearAfter is a 
deprecated property."

This is not true for any of my object. 
So, how reliable is this table?
Or maybe it just point out to POSSIBLE/LIKELY problems, without actually 
telling that you are incurring in one of those?

Thank you very much for any clarification.
Valerio 

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