I have had several crashes where the only commonality I can pick is that they are older jobs which when I re-open after the crash I find that they had some errors when I run audit. Today I opened I job I created from scratch in dec last year. I had not worked on it since early january, I did some listing of points, adding one line and editing text, operations which I have successfully without problems. After editing one piece of text the program just closed, instantly, no error warnings no delays just like a mouse click it was gone. When I reopened I found it had 30 errors with audit.
I must now remember to run audit before using any existing jobs.
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I have now just installed the latest patch, so will reserve my comments for the moment.
ReplyDeleteI get a lot of freeze ups with 7.1 during all kinds of different functions.
ReplyDeleteI am now onto patch 120322 and still getting complete drop outs without error messages, the program just disappears off the screen like with a click of the mouse. I cannot pin it down to one common event.
ReplyDeleteMy first suspects are that they are jobs which are about 6 months old and could have problems from earlier versions. I am always running Audit. The most recent occurred whilst I am working in a layout tab and that could be the common link. Several functions do not respond well in Layout tabs. This is very frustrating, as going back into model space I have all layers turned on and isolating and resetting layers to the arrangement in my layout tab is tedious without a simple save layer configuration in place.
The other problem could be in the crd file, I have had older files come up with .000 for the Z value rather than 0.0. and when I edit the crd file it can be very slow to save. That seems to me, to be a file validation issue.
Col, please let me know if this problem persists after update. I suspect the crd file may be a factor, but problems are elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteThank you,
Leonid