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<div>Hi Framers,</div>
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<div>Frame 10.0.2.419 / Win 7 Enterprise SP1 / I’m on the digest list so please copy me on any responses.</div>
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<div>I have a file that consistently crashes Frame when I change its conditional text settings. Here’s the sequence. The file uses two conditions, which I’ll call Condition1 and Condition2. </div>
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<div>1. Open the file and select Special > Conditional Text > Show/Hide Conditional Text.</div>
<div>2. Change anything in the window <i>except</i> to hide Condition1.</div>
<div>3. Click Apply. Boom! (Internal error 10024, 5989862, 5990284, 4795407.) This is very repeatable with this one file. (And yes, I’ve sent the error log to the fmerror@ adobe group.)</div>
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<div>Of note:</div>
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<div>• If I hide Condition1 (assuming it’s showing), I don’t get the crash. All other changes in the Show/Hide window cause the crash.</div>
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<div>• I tried closing the file and clicking it in the context of the book. Selecting View > Show/Hide Conditional Text and applying changes still causes the crash.</div>
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<div>• I asked a couple of colleagues to test the above steps on their machines and they also got the crash. (One’s on Frame 10.0.0.388, the other same as me, 10.0.2.419.)</div>
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<div>• I can change condition settings for other files, including other files in the same book, through the UI without crashing.</div>
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<div>• I can use a FrameScript to set the doc’s ShowCondIndicators and CondFmt.CondFmtIsShown as needed. This is my work-around for the time being.<br>
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<div>• I can save the file to MIF, open as text and change <CState CHidden> to <CState CShown> for my two conditions. When I re-open in Frame, the conditions are showing, with condition indicators on. (Anyone know the MIF equivalent of “don’t Show Condition
Indicators”? I searched for “cond” and “condition” and didn’t find anything recognizable as such.)</div>
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<div>Possibly also of note:</div>
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<div>• Last week when this started happening, I tried a reboot (in the absence of other ideas). When my machine came back up, it blue-screened—so there may be a systemic issue not related to Frame. However since my colleagues were able to reproduce the problem,
environment issues are not the sole cause.</div>
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<div>Have any of you seen something similar to this before? Or have any ideas about how to un-corrupt the file? </div>
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<div>Thanks—</div>
<div>Anita</div>
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<div><font face="Arial" size="2" color="#008469"><span style="font-size:10pt;"><b>Anita Maria Gutierrez</b></span></font></div>
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