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Hi Dan, No crashes in 2.0.4 Thank you.

I was wrong regarding what is causing my crashes in Publisher v2. It is the default setting in the Preflight menu that is the culprit. Changing the setting from ‘Live’ to ‘Never’ has stopped by Publisher 2 documents from crashing. Of coarse, you have to change this setting on each document that you create. (Maybe there's a way to make this a universal change, but I have not figured out how to do that.) In summary, if you plan on linking image files to your Publisher v2 documents, you may have greater success if you first change the Preflight setting from ‘Live’ to ‘Never’.

Publisher 2 opens fine, even with the charging cable connected. The crash occurs as soon as I open a document that was created in version 2. Version 1 documents are stable. Eventually, my version 2 documents corrupt to the point that they won't open at all.

After quite a bit of troubleshooting, I have verified that Affinity Publisher 2.0 crashes whenever my thunderbolt charging cable is plugged in. This happens only to Publisher documents that were created from scratch in version 2. Documents created in version 1 are not affected. I'm running macOS Catalina 10.15.7 on a MacBook Pro 16-inch 2019 model. Publisher Crash.pdf

I think I found the answer to my printing problem. I updated my print driver and so far, everything is printing as expected.

Hi Dan, that is the garbled image. Some of the image does print, but the majority of it prints incorrectly as different grey scale rectangles.

I'm using version 1.84 of Affinity Publisher and printing to an HP LaserJet Pro M402n printer. Images that I create from Affinity Photo and link to documents in Affinity Publisher sometimes print garbled. (See attachment.) I've tried printing using linked jpegs, tiffs and native Affinity Photo images without success. The only solution that I've found is to save the Affinity Publisher document as a PDF file and then print from that. Is this a bug? Has anyone else experienced this? Garbled_Image.afphoto