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V3522 UI corrupt

Nick_F_2
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‎10-08-2016 10:34 AM
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Been using V3522 for a while now, but today it got progressively slower and slower unit it would respond.

I had no choice but to Force Quit XDK.

On restarting both in safe and normal mode, the UI is now corrupt. I can select and open a project and it shows me the details, but when opening the Develop Tab, the menu File, Edit, Find etc is totally unresponsive, the cursor no longer changes to the hand pointer. Not design objects are displayed and no pages are displayed. The left and right ui columns have disappeared.

All the other Tabs show the correct content.

I have attached a screen grab so you can see the layout.

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Nick_F_2
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‎10-08-2016 10:42 AM
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OK, after hitting the - (Minus) next to Web services which had opened full height, I gained control of the UI and could then open files again

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Nick_F_2
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‎10-08-2016 10:42 AM
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OK, after hitting the - (Minus) next to Web services which had opened full height, I gained control of the UI and could then open files again

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