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  1. I know this is nitpicking having the zoom at 2054% and lamenting about two images not being aligned top. The transform tool says they are on the same height. It is just irritating.
  2. Method of recreation: Close and re-open Publisher. Open the toot2.afpub file attached below. In the Find and Replace panel, put "toot" (without quotes) in the Find field, and "tweet" in the Replace with field. Click Find, then click Replace All. At that point, for me, Publisher is hung and will not respond to mouse clicks anywhere in the UI. According to Windows Task Manager it is using very little CPU. It can only be terminated by using End Task in the Windows Task Manager. toot2.afpub
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