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  1. TommyT87
    After the Affinity Designer update yesterday to 1.7.0 I can no longer open one of my files and I get this error message: "Failed to load document: "doc name " Access to the document file was lost while performing initial loading. The document must now be closed." I've tried going into Google Drive to open an earlier version and even then it always comes up with the same error. I can see everything open in the file, but it does not allow me access. I have also tried rebooting Affinity, rebooting my Mac, installing Affinity on another machine and nothing works to recover my file. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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