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Hi @AcreativeMotif, Welcome to the forums. This file is opening fine for me, which suggests it's one of the links to your files that's causing the crash on your end. There was a file which had a link to the root of dropbox which I've removed (this was your front cover). If this still crashes on open for you, I would advise to rename the CARTERDEVGROUP folder in your dropbox. This will "break" all the links so they load as missing (so it's in a similar state to my machine which is opening the file). If you then re-link all the files to the renamed folder your document should look the same as before and hopefully be fixed Built Environment DEI Analysis University of Washington HFS-rs.afpub
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Jon P replied to Ash's topic in [ARCHIVE] 2.4, 2.3, 2.2 & 2.1 Features and Improvements
This was actually already logged, I just missed it on the known issues. It actually does sort, but you need to refresh the table to see the sort (which can be done by changing the target type between anchors/paragraph). Should hopefully be fixed in the next beta I'll look at getting this added as an improvement- 66 replies
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Hi Filo63, As N.P.M mentions, I believe this is mostly covered by an issue we have logged, where if you re scale/re size an object, de select and re select it the transform origin can move around unexpecedtly. We also have another issue in relating to facing pages sometimes confusing the transform origin, but I don't believe this is what you are encountering in your video. Thanks for the report
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I believe the "picture will not delete" is essentially another symptom of the "Can't unpin" bug that's in the current betas the moment. So when that bug is fixed I assume this one (and the crash you have both experienced) will also be fixed. There's a potential fix in for this bug, so when we get a new set of builds I'll double check that it's possible to delete inline pinned objects
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Can you ensure your graphics drivers are up to date and let me know if you still get crashes? If you are still getting crashes, can you let me know your hardware specifications/driver versions? Thanks
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All of those crash reports are crashing in opencl-clang64.dll which is related to your graphics driver, so HA does indeed seem to be the cause. I'm curious if you have HA off in retail?