Open in new window error shuts down Muse

In latest version of Muse when I like to set "Open in new window" I get this message:
and Muse is shutting down immediately. I am getting this message when I am setting the link into Lightbox widget.
Please advise.

In your documents folder, you should have a file MuseLog.txt. Could you send this file, as well as your .muse file, to [email protected] with a link to this thread? Also, if you could include a description of what element or text you were trying to apply this to, that would be helpful. If your file is over 20mb, you can use Adobe SendNow or SendThisFile. We'll take a look and see if we can't reproduce the issue.

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