affinity publisher Exporting Table as SVG seems to create a crash dump file.

[Archangel]

This is a little weird, but exporting a table as an SVG is producing a crash dump. Although the app itself seems stable, and it doesn't affect closing the app successfully.

Package included

Try exporting the selection area only as SVG.

Publisher dump file included.

TARDISGRID2.svg Acronymicon.7z Publisher.exe.17736.dmp.7z

[NathanC]

Hi @Michael S Harvey,

I've not been able to replicate your crash on Windows or Mac when exporting to SVG using 'Selection Area' on the table, this has produced a successful export (attached).

Your crash report potentially indicates a rendering issue (Crashed on Libraster.dll) Could you initially try disabling Hardware Acceleration and ensure your GPU drivers are up to date?

export 2.svg

[Archangel]

8 hours ago, NathanC said:

Hi @Michael S Harvey,

I've not been able to replicate your crash on Windows or Mac when exporting to SVG using 'Selection Area' on the table, this has produced a successful export (attached).

Your crash report potentially indicates a rendering issue (Crashed on Libraster.dll) Could you initially try disabling Hardware Acceleration and ensure your GPU drivers are up to date?

export 2.svg 6.95 kB · 2 downloads

Thank you for your response. My drivers are up-to-date, and Hardware Acceleration is not enabled due to it not being supported on this Intel Graphics 4000 HD chipset.

sysinfo.txt

Systemreport.7z

The export worked here too. This is very much a background crash and the app seems to work okay.

[walt.farrell]

I had no issues exporting that file, either.

[v_kyr]

17 hours ago, Michael S Harvey said:

... but exporting a table as an SVG is producing a crash dump. Although the app itself seems stable, and it doesn't affect closing the app successfully.

Beside .Net check if it's maybe GPU driver, or system fonts & font cache related, since there must be some reason it still generates background crash dumps.

[Archangel]

Well, the GPU driver is latest. Although the hardware is old. Intel HD 4000 onboard graphics. OpenCL is not supported.

16 minutes ago, v_kyr said:

Beside .Net check if it's maybe GPU driver, or system fonts & font cache related, since there must be some reason it still generates background crash dumps.

 

36 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

I had no issues exporting that file, either.

  Thanks Walt. It looks like a graphics diriver / hardware issue.