I've been having many crashes lately. I've been trying to figure out what is the cause. The crashes occur under certain circumstances (that I can't understand or track) when I have notation screens open. I thought it might have been the notation screen itself and seemed to have crashes when selecting and deleting or editing non-note objects like slurs, dynamics, etc. Well I just had a crash again on going to a screenset with a score window open, and so I relaunched Logic and opened the same song (with the last saved version) and decided to try opening a new score window in the current screenset, and it opened and I don't have problems, yet. Is it possible that there is a problem or bug introduced in version 6.3 that casusse a crash when it interacts with the screensets of song files from previous versions? I am working with several files that have been upgraded to version 3.5, version 5, and now version 6 format. Supposing users here can't figure this out, what's the general process for getting this to emagic's attention these days? John

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "spamisevil2001" <spamisevil2001@y...> wrote: > I am working with several files that have been upgraded to version 3.5, version 5, > and now version 6 format. Yeah, that can be a problem. Old songs can sometimes become subtly corrupted when they are opened in later versions - I found the move from 4.x to 5.x made a few songs a bit wobbly. While there's not much you can reliably do about it for individual songs apart from trying to get all the data out into a new "clean" song (urk), I've found it is definitely a good idea to build a new autoload at each major version upgrade (keeping the old one around just in case of course). John Pitcairn

>..... what's the general process for getting this >to emagic's attention these days? Write an email to your local Emagic dealer, and ask them to forward it to Emagic. I have had responses in this way. Regards - Colin