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If your desktop and documents folders are synced with iCloud (check in the system settings), it can take a very long time to open files in it… 

You should try to just wait…

 

Affinity Suite 2.3.1 – Monterey 12.7.2 – MacBookPro 14" 2021 M1 Pro 16Go/1To

I apologise for any approximations in my English. It is not my mother tongue.

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42 minutes ago, stokerg said:

Hi @michael-o,

You can also try this:
click Apple > System Settings > Privacy & Security > Files and Folders > expand each app and please disable 'iCloud Drive' for each Affinity app and then try opening a file again and let me know the results :) 

Thank you all. This actually helped. This is crazy, how macOS is interfering increasingly into a sleek workflow. 
Also, the OS adds from version to version the settings on top to the previous without replacing them. Maybe (I am speculating) also this was troublsome.

Now I can open everything and all the files are opening quicker.

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19 hours ago, michael-o said:

The files are interchangable. So the OS does not matter. Or at least it not should.

Even though the files are interchangeable, any remedial work necessary outside of (or even inside) the application – performance settings, security settings, etc. – will often be OS-specific.

Also, the applications don’t always work the same – or have the same functionalities –  on the different OSes, and the different versions of the applications on different OSes have different bugs.

Because of these things, when you have application problems, it’s usually best if you state which OS you are using at the beginning of the thread.

If someone later finds that your problem is related to an OS that they have little (or no) knowledge of then they will have to leave the problem for someone else to look at.

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I have the same problem. The file is 5,7 MB in size. I can open the file from my iPad and from my Laptop (Apple M1, 16 GByte with Sanoma), however it takes hours before the file is loaded on my iMac (M3, 24 MByte running Sanoma). Publisher on the iMac can currently not be used productivly. I do hope that this issue will be fixed pretty soon. 

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