@kamaroman68 Sorry to hear that... Not sure what you are so upset at... I do remember you as being very thinned skinned around here... But really don't you think you are over reacting a little bit?... Not posting here only hurts you my friend....

I promise you my posts had absolutely no malice whatsoever in them... Try not to see so much negativity in posts. Maybe I am a bit sarcastic and ironic, but I am never outright discourteous...

Have you tried rebooting? re-downloading and reinstalling ARC? Re loading your project.... If I had a nickel every time windows caused an issue with software I was using... well you know the old saying...

You know I have my share of head scratching issues with ARC. It may seem like I am defending ARC just because I believe in it... Well, yes I do... but mostly because when encountering a problem that I thought for sure was an ARC bug it usually turned out to be something I did... So I am reluctant to post my issues because as I mentioned 99.9% of the time it was something I did or changed or whatever....

@kamaroman68

Steve had something very similar happen last week. In trying to determine if one of the project objects was at fault he imported his project into a new project and everything worked. Something had clearly become corrupt in the original project file. I don't believe it coincided with an ARC upgrade, but might have.

Anyway, importing your project objects into a new project might be worth a shot.

Did you keep a copy of the previous release you can try to revert to? That would be another good troubleshooting method.

Alan

Kam, if you post the project, someone or myself will test it