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PeterAG

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  1. Whilst this doesn't account for all the crashes, this is my current nightmare. An A4 page with an image size 544 KB created in Designer2  produces a 1 MB page with just the image on and that document (attached) crashes Publisher2 and Designer2. If the image is exported as a PNG the new doc  (now only 507 KB) with it solus does not crash the app. QED Publisher2 doesn't like Designer2  or pages of around 1 MB?

    Drum major combined.afdesign Drum major solus.afpub Crash report3.txt

  2. Well MikeTO that didn't work. I renamed the folder with the images and moved it to the desktop. The file crashed the app before it got to telling me there were missing files. The same thing happened when trying to add the page with the mace image to a new Publisher2 page. I created a page with just that Designer2 image (566KB) and it too crashed the app. Exporting the Design2 image to a pNG and then using that as a test page worked, so did the images as JPEG. So it looks as if Designer2 and Publisher2 have problems eother with links or cache. Will continue by identifying the Designer files in the Publisher docs that crash and replaceing them with new pages with PNGs. Never the less Mike thank you that has pointed me towards the problem. I will them ove on to images from Photo2 and see it is also a problem.

  3. So this morning for the first time after starting Publisher 2 crashed when trying to open a 4.8MB file (4 pages of A4 only 2 of which have content. I have added Apple's crash report and the offending file. So this is surely not a cache issue or a file size issue. All images are linked.

    I am running Ventura 13.1 on a 16" 2019 MacBook Pro, 2.3 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9, AMD Radeon Pro 5500M 4 GB
    Intel UHD Graphics 630 1536 MB, 16 GB 2667 MHz DDR4.

    Affinity please respond, this crash has screwed up my work round strategy. I am tempted to bin Publisher2 and reinstall. If there was an alternative to Publisher2 I'd be uisng it. 8-(

    Autumn part2.afpub CRash 14 Jan 23.txt

  4. On 11/15/2021 at 3:04 PM, MikeTO said:

    I recreated the issue and uploaded the before and after files with a screen recording and a readme.txt to explain the issue.

    I spent a couple of hours testing the issue with a backup copy of the file today and didn't find a specific trigger - sometimes I'd repeat the same series of steps, choose Save As, and the file would be 9MB. Then the next time it would be 50MB, 300MB or 500MB. Then 9MB again.

    Once the file has expanded in size I can't find a way to get it back to 9MB again with Save As. It seems to have accumulated some permanent baggage.

    Thanks!

    I'm having this issue too. I thought it was cache related, but sounds as if its Affinity's history function. Any ideas how you can turn this off? I have time machine back-ups for that.

  5. I have Publisher2 crashing which seems to be related to the number of times a file has been opened. Currently I can open the app directly but then trying open even a template crashes the app. I have reported in detail to Affinity, but it is consolation that others are having crashes. 8-( I had a crash problem under Publisher1 that was a memory issue, ie linkled (not embedded) to too many big images. This time it appears to be different.

  6. 4 minutes ago, Dan C said:

    I can confirm that this is logged with our developers, as we believe there should be indication that a 'scale' has been applied to a text frame and a way to reset this, without removing the text frame entirely or losing all other formatting.

    I'll be sure to 'bump' this log for you now :)

    Thank you it's a real pain! Once that's done we only need converting a selection to a line in Designer.... 8-)

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