"Further if there is any backup file generated when Flash crashed , you can send that fla also to us."

Sorry, no backup/recovery fla files available.

But I do have now 3 crash log/dump files:

FlashPro crash log (1).mdmp

FlashPro crash log (2).mdmp

FlashPro crash log (3).mdmp

I can send you these files if you tell me WHERE I can actually send them!

Adobe's bug report is useless since there's no Flash CS6 option and e-mail address' are nowhere to be found.

I tried to reproduce the error but no success. So far it happened three times in Flash CS6.

Generally it happened after a "Replace existing content" operation ("Resolve Library Conflict" popup).

I copied a movieclip with other nested and tweened movieclips, and one or two bitmaps.

There was a library conflict because I deleted one or two bitmaps OR changed the JPG compression setting (don't remember, could be a combination of both).

Since something appeared weird (I think the bitmap was not visible), I repeated the copy operation.

Since the result was still strange (don't remember what), I inspected the movieclip in question.

In that movieclip, all media layers and frames, at least appeared as usual.

BUT the top-most layer with AS code had frames added, probably as many times as I repeated the copy operation.

A few seconds after that Flash CS6 crashed.

The same day (May 30:th) it happened a second time - I stubbornly tried to do same thing - and it crashed, however the second time the crash occured faster (I think I never got a chance to inspect the movieclip).

Flash CS6 crashed again June 5:th, however this time it was a different file. But it also involved solving a library conflict.

In May, Photoshop CS6 did also crash several times, but after upgrading my gfx drivers on my old laptop and/or selecting/deselecting some GPU acceleration option in Preferences, the crashes stopped. However this might be a memory issue, since I have only 3GB of memory on my laptop and I had several Adobe programs opened and Firefox.

No crash logs from Photoshop.

I'll try to replicate this on my new iMac...

Regards,

Greg

Just had the same problem today twice. Does anybody knows how to fix this?

※※BUMP※※

Having the same Fatal Exception error inconsistently. Occasionally when I click an object, it pops that dialog box up, and then remains stubbornly usesless.  Once it managed to recover my project, the other times no.  I'd really LOVE to report the bug, but cannot figure out where.  Normal bug report form has no attach function, bugbase doesn't list Flash Pro.  I've got three dump logs and counting, happy to send 'em across as soon as someone figures out where they're supposed to go.  Getting a bit irritating, particularly as the deadline looms.

OK, I think I prematurely posted some thanks for the bugbase link. I've also realised there is no Flash CS6 option. Where do we send or post these (multiple) error log files?