Adobe Muse will now shut down

I'm getting this a lot today.
"ERROR: Adobe Muse will now shut down"
"Assert: Unknown trigger policy click"
It happens when I am trying to set the different states of a tabbed widget and my mouse/pen doesn't seem to let go of the certain state when I click on it.

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- Abhishek Maurya

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