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Thanks for the update Dan. I tried editing the pdf on a local folder, and updating via resource manager worked now just fine, when .afpub file was also in the same local folder. As a notion, when using GDrive, my pdf and .afpub files are usually located in different folders/locations, since I have a lot of organized files to work with. Having said this, I tried to move the files into the same folder in GDrive to see if that would be the cause. Unfortunately that did not resolve the issue and Publisher froze again (program not responding). I waited 7 minutes before forcing the program to quit, I took a timer The changes I've made in GDrive have been quite minor: editing text, moving an image, adding a vector line on a map, etc. edit: I've usually worked with a workaround by pressing "Replace document" -button in the upper panel. With that way, the pdf-files update just fine even in GDrive. So it's the resource manager that seems to cause the issue for me. This workaround is fine for me, but with many pages or spreads of pdf, updating them one by one is a bit tedious.

@Dan C Thank you, I uploaded the files. For locating the pdf in the file, I included a screenshot of the resource manager and the page numbers (44-59) where the pdf-spreads are.

Hi @Dan C thanks for your reply, as it is a thesis research project I'd like to have an private upload link for the files.

Hi, I'm also having issues with the resource manager. Publisher will update single pdf- and image files quite well, but if pdf consists of more pages/spreads (I tried 6 spreads), the program goes blank and I have to force it to shut down. My files are linked to the Google Drive -desktop, but the problem has appeared before, even when the files were on my regular hard drive and not in cloud location. I'm using Windows 10 and latest version of Affinity Publisher 2.

I also came here to find out if you could change the scroll speed in Affinity Publisher. I agree with Tonio, the scroll speed in the pages panel is remarkably slower than in the main window. I like to keep the page icons large so I can see the pages' content to ease navigation, and using the vertical scroll bar (in other software, too) is incovient to use, at least for me. I hope this gets updated!