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  1. Small update: when I package my files, I'm not getting any missing links in the dialog. I can't upload the document I am working in on the forums and I'm disappointed that I mention that there's a really easy to reproduce issue, which crashes my entire system and that it's not being handled by the staff.
  2. It's the only long document I have been working on recently. A 60 page document that uses the same masters (using the large document as a template) doesn't have this memory issue. But how am I supposed to diagnose my file when all the resources are scattered throughout my E drive when I cant relink the resources to a packaged resources folder? E: All I know is that I don't have missing resources and only one may have been modified at worst, but if so it's one of the files I have added after I noticed the resource manager issues.
  3. I'm running into an issue with a 355 page document. When I open the resource manager, I run out of RAM and Affinity forces my laptop to reboot. For reference, this is the RAM usage when the document is fully loaded. There should be plenty of RAM left to open the resource manager (I've got 32 GB), but apparently, it's not. Might it be the case that the cache is not freed up? E: I can't manage to make a screenshot prior to the reboot. I've seen the Memory usage spike to in excess of 18,5 GB (so over 6 GB for the resource manager). When I immediately esc out of the resource manager, the Memory usage remains at 98-99%, but shows Publisher only uses about 10-12 GB, meaning it doesn't seem to release the unused RAM? It also promted the "Server is busy" pop-up with a Retry button and Switch to button. This is on Windows 10.0.19045.
  4. It would be nice if the Move/ Duplicate dialog were useable for nodes (points) as inputs for when I want to make quick point adjustments with precise inputs (or repeat a previous move for one node in negative direction for the other).
  5. This applies to any adjustment layer really for images inside a picture frame with an adjustment layer higher up in the layer stack. 2025-01-24 14-21-02.mp4 I see I had the highlights and shadow clipping reversed for the vid, doesn't matter, the colours are affected by the adjustment layer.
  6. Honestly, this hardcoded solution to me seems like a band-aid in the absence of multiple shortcuts per command. If Ctrl + Enter could be assigned to Deselect, you'd have the same result, but without any other keyboard shortcut disruptions.
  7. @Patrick Connor I now notice that I can't use CTRL + Enter on Windows for a column break, the behaviour to exit the text frame appears to be hard-coded as it is not in the keyboard shortcuts. Is there a way to amend this?
  8. This is what I mean, I can search and have just one entry, but I can't dismiss the dialog by pressing enter when I either found one result or when the correct result was already highlighted. 2025-01-20 14-34-54.mp4
  9. Yup, even reworked dialogs continue to propagate old bugs rather than solving them...
  10. It's nice and all that the Add pages dialog was reworked, but it still has the same bug that it autoscrolls to the bottom in Windows 10: 2025-01-14 17-16-34.mp4
  11. I am unable to even get pinch to zoom to work on an Intuos Pro tablet, how is everything supposed to be setup? E: The zooming and scrolling gestures are reversed, possibly because I set the mouse to zoom rather than scroll.
  12. Odd, because it shows Lee in the message signatures. Dan C's messages were more elaborate as well. If Dan C really left the company, that's a damn shame, one of the best customer support folks I've seen around.
  13. CAD software often uses Ctrl to add and Shift to substract, so depending on what you use it's not exactly a single standard either.
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