Do you have any advice on crashes due to edge manipulation.........?????
Sage.....

A lot of different bugs in APCD that cause crashes and corruption of the course file are caused by the same thing... a memory leak, and edge turning is one of them. If you keep turning edges, sooner or later APCD will crash. This will obviously vary according to the memory of your computer, along with how much memory APCD and other programs running in the background are taking up with other things. Exiting out of APCD clears the memory (of APCD's use of it) and so I strongly advise regular saving and to include an EXIT OUT OF APCD after each save as standard practice. Coming out and back into APCD after a save takes very little extra time and will stop the majority of APCD crashes from occurring which will save you a lot of time in the long run. Also turning off objects whenever possible (crowds especially) if moving around the course in the perspective view will keep memory use lower, and give you much more time before you will need to exit APCD to avoid crashes and file corruption, especially when your course file is larger and heavily planted. When I was designing regularly I created multiple courses that didn't suffer from a single crash by following this save and exit policy and this was, I believe, the main reason. Of course, there were other ways to crash APCD as well, and I've since forgotten most of those!