Beravu

Hi Garry, Thank you for the reply and apologies for my late reply, busy weekend I tried using Publisher 2 and the same "corrupted file" message popped up. Unfortunately, because of the nature of the project, I can't share the files publicly. Where do I request the Dropbox link?

Oh boy, a bunch of work I did is suddenly obsolete because of file corruption. Now, only AFTER the whole corrupt files thing does it occur to a person to Google that stuff only to see that "the Serif dev team recommends storing files locally". Well it's kinda late now, isn't it? There should really be a disclaimer for pro-grade software that says across the screen "DON'T USE GOOGLE DRIVE OR ELSE!!" Which is in by itself pretty silly that software like this prevents you from using cloud services so you can sync files across your devices. Now that I had my little rant, is there a way to get my files back from the abyss of corruption? And is Serif actually working to actually fix this issue? The files were saved in god-knows-what version of Affinity Designer V1, and I tried to open it in Affinity V1, V2 and nothing. I'm on Windows if that's something that can help.

Scratch that. It's still happening. Bummer.

Hi Nathan, sorry for the late response. I am in the middle of a ton of work and completely forgot to reply to you. I am using Windows 11 64bit, (10.0, Build 22621) Yes, the version was 2.2.0 Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 P with the driver version 6.4.3-1 Very little if anything at all I'll do it as soon as I catch a breath of free time The "Enable Pointer Support" is disabled. P.S. at the time of replying to you I updated to v2.2.1 and it seems to be resolved. I'll update this if anything new pops up.

I still can't believe that after all this time this issue is still not resolved and can't seem to find any workarounds whatsoever..