Sigil "not responding - must close" repeatedly
Using Sigil 0.9.7 on W7-64.
The e-book project I am working on is long (74,000 words) with dozens of images.
It only crashes when I am working with the Images folder. It doesn't crash every time I work with the folder, but like every other time I try to insert an image, or add an image to the images folder, it hangs, solarizes, goes into not-responding, then the popup comes up that the program has crashed and needs to be closed.
When I re-open, I have of course lost everything that was changed after the last Save (needless to say I save constantly now). Since I am in the phase of adding pictures to my project, I am constantly working with the Images folder, which means Sigil is crashing 10x a day or more.
I am wondering if there is some kind of memory conflict with Adobe Photoshop CS6, as I have that open at the same time since I am manipulating images in Adobe, then saving to the Sigil Images folder as jpeg or gif... then I go into Sigil and right-click the images folder to Add existing images... and then if it doesn't crash here, I click the icon on the toolbar to Insert image... and this is when it usually crashes, just after the Images folder window opens. Like the event of that window opening causes the crash.
I click the popup to close the program, wait a few secs... and open Sigil again. I have to repeat the last few steps off adding an existing image to the Images folder, then click to insert the image, and THIS TIME ALWAYS WORKS WITHOUT CRASHING. It always works right after I have re-started Sigil. I can insert the picture fine.
And sometimes I can insert two pictures... but then after I copy the next new image I am going to use from Adobe into the Sigil Images folder... and then switch to Sigil to Add existing files... if it doesn't crash there, it crashes after I click the icon to insert an image when that image window opens.
And so it goes... this has been happening for several days like clockwork.
Anyone else have issues with Sigil and Adobe CS6 being open together?
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