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Acrobat Pro DC - Layered PDF - Renaming Top-Level Layers causes crash 100% of the time

New Here ,
Jul 05, 2022 Jul 05, 2022

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Running into an issue where attempts to change the names of any top-level layers of a layered PDF is resulting, without fail, in a program crash.  This seems to be since the latest update (as this function was successfully utilized last week to finalize some documents). 

 

While renaming these has always had a high crash-rate, it seems to be a guarantee now, and have replicated  this result across several Mac OS and Microsoft OS systems within my team here.  The documents still layer in/function correctly otherwise, we simply cannot clean up the layer names (Basically removing the .pdf extension for a cleaner/clearer layer structure for end-users). 

Anyone else encoutering this issue? 

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Jul 08, 2022 Jul 08, 2022

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Yep - exactly the same. Merging layers works fine but renaming the layer crashes the program without fail. 

 

Was working fine a couple of weeks ago. 

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Nov 18, 2022 Nov 18, 2022

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Any success in fixing this?  I'm having the same problem 100% of the time and cannot find a solution.

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