Rob H

Thanks for response and will do next time. Yes Windows 10 is up to date This also happens in another file, one which did not have this issue in an earlier version of Affinity Publisher, same issue of program freezing then crashing while moving cursor. 09381272-a9a4-48d5-8b6a-96e5a9b8c529.dmp

I have been having crashing in Publisher, version 1.10.1.1142, these three all from last couple of hours. The program opens and runs but while editing a document it will crash suddenly. Typically I am moving cursor with arrow keys to a point I want to edit and program suddenly shuts down. Hardware acceleration is not on. Running Windows 10 Home, Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9750H CPU @ 2.60GHz 2.59 GHz, Display is Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630 96f3b863-125a-43a4-91e6-25e75ff18c4b.dmp77afc91a-479f-4e33-b48c-af51c6947336.dmpaa9e81d5-1a7b-4951-abe6-cb7a96d68e10.dmp

I was having this issue with auto-generated anchors using a similar chapter structure in a document, noted above. I deleted all the auto ones and manually inserted them in order they were to appear, naming them as I did so. This appears to have worked. I would try it just as far as 2.2 above and see if it helps. This still means, even it it works for you, that the program appears to need tweaking on this point. Rob

I also find that though the Table of Contents in a document looks fine, when exporting to PDF, the result is bookmarks that are not displayed in the order they arise in the document - even if on the same page of the same spread.

I've looked in various places and can't find if there is a way to do this. I've a document with Section 1, being Title, Credits, ToC, and then subsequent Sections where page numbering starts at 1. Section 1 has no masters applied to it. When I export to PDF, the document comes out looking fine. But using the acrobat pdf viewer "go to" page xx always goes to the literal page number (which is document page # plus 3 of course). Am I missing a way to align these other than having my document number from the title page on? Rob