I repeatedly get this message after completing a batch task: Cannot access a disposed object. Object name: "Button".
This usually ends up in the background and freezes Studio until I find the dialog box and select OK.
I'm wondering if anyone has seen this error.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled Studio multiple times to no avail. I am running 2015 Studio.
Paul Filkin | RWS Group
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Hi again Paul,
I got a reply from SDL support on this matter and apparently SDL is also are aware of this issue and say it is not an error. This is what I heard just now from SDL:
We are aware of this issue, so please don't consider it as an error. Usually this message pops up when a client has a big project and a lot of graphics are involved in it.
There is already a bug logged (for reference LTB-168) for this issue but as this is not an issue for a translator work it is not treated as critical.
So it does not seem to affect the data or the work itself and SDL is aware of it so I suppose they will work on a solution to prevent this message of popping up at the end of the project cycle. Keep you posted if I hear further from SDL.
Regards,Sónia
Hi again Paul,
I got a reply from SDL support on this matter and apparently SDL is also are aware of this issue and say it is not an error. This is what I heard just now from SDL:
We are aware of this issue, so please don't consider it as an error. Usually this message pops up when a client has a big project and a lot of graphics are involved in it.
There is already a bug logged (for reference LTB-168) for this issue but as this is not an issue for a translator work it is not treated as critical.
So it does not seem to affect the data or the work itself and SDL is aware of it so I suppose they will work on a solution to prevent this message of popping up at the end of the project cycle. Keep you posted if I hear further from SDL.
Regards,Sónia
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