Thank you. We'll try this.   However, right now, all my attempts to generate any PDF from any GUID map is failing. I'll be posting this as a separate question.

We'd like to retain a different Title because the <title> element inside the file is what displays in the output (for example, Features), but the title in the repository needs to be more descriptive (for example, Features - Product X) so that we do not end up with a dozen files titled Features in th...

Done. An email was sent that included the dita file with the Thai content. I was going to also include the PDF output, but for some odd reason, maps that generated a PDF output last week just fine are failing this week.

We're using FMPS 2020.2  and Arial

AEM 6.5.11 AEM Guides v4.0.2.10   I have a Thai sentence inserted into my English source content because it needs to appear in the English PDF output. We do similar things with French, German, and Italian without any issues, but the Thai content renders in the PDF as a string of question marks (????...

No, we're not on the same team. We aren't with the same company. He's another customer reporting the same slow-downs.   My performance issues are also after several hours of working with many different topics and maps. After about 4-5 hours of working in the XML Editor, the performance slows down to...

The slow-down seems to be happening toward the end of the day, after spending the day working in the XML Editor. It seems like the more you work in the editor, the slower the response.

The file title also changes to match the title element when the map and/or topics are loaded and saved in the XML Editor. This is not helpful.

It looks like the file title changes to match the title element when the file is being moved. AEM should never "help" like this and should never change file names or titles. How do I stop this behavior?

When I upload files to the AEM Guides repository, the file title is correct (the file name is the UUID).   After I open the map and topics in the XML Editor, the file title changes to match the <title> element within the topic. The name/title of the file in the repository needs to be different from ...