Basically, the title says it all. When I have a "Group" of Vector Smart Objects and I attempt to change the pixel dimensions using the dialog boxes in the menu bar during Transform Mode, Photoshop crashes. To be exact with a step-by-step:
1. Select layer of a group (folder) of 2 or more Vector Smart Objects.
2. Press [Control][T] to enter Transform Mode.
3. Select the "chain-link" between the "width" and "height" dialog boxes.
4. Right-Click the "width" or "height" dialog box to change to "pixels".
5. Highlight the numerical portion of the pixel dimension (to retain the "px").
6. Type in a numerical value for the desired pixels.
Immediately upon typing a number, Photoshop stops and, after a brief moment, pops up a window which says:
"An unexpected and unrecoverable problem has occurred. Photoshop will now exit."
The hardware that CS6 is installed is a "new" MacBook Pro 15" OSX 10.7.5, 2.6 GHz, 8GB RAM, 1GB video. This is a work computer provided by my employer which has other security and networking software installed and running that I cannot adjust or bypass, but it wouldn't make sense for any of this to interfere with a Photoshop transformation.
This is also the same exact procedure for resizing that I have used on different computers within CS3 and CS4, which never had a problem. Using CS6, this problem only occurs with a "Group" of Vector Smart Objects and does not crash when resizing single Vector Smart Objects using the pixel dimension dialog boxes. This is also the only instance that I am aware that causes my Photoshop CS6 to crash.
I honestly don't know if this is an actual Photoshop problem or a deficiency of this MacBook. When Photoshop closes, it asks if I want to send an error report (which I always do), but to Apple and not Adobe. However, after months of sending error reports to Apple with no response or resolution, it's time to question Adobe about the problem.
Is there a fix to this specific problem?