HarryMcGovern

It’s easy to locate each file, and they download easily, but being able to see them in an index would be much better.

Is it possible to put the workbook files somewhere accessible please? its a real mission having to try and locate them chapter by chapter when needed.

Thanks for the help guys. That’s it. I’m sure I knew, but had forgotten it. :-)

Hi, if you are still there, or someone is, do you have a step by step on how to do this please?

For example IMG_0816.MP4

Well I must be holding my tongue wrong. Nothing I do will allow me to drag that image in as a size I can use?

I’m trying to place an image dragged in from pixabay, but it drops in Full Size. I can’t seem to find a way to place it at a manageable size. any ideas?

I’m on page 118, and can’t seem to get step 4 to work? Selecting Invert simply inverts the layer, rendering the whole image a grey mess. what am I missing here? Found it, thanks to this very question having been asked elsewhere. Problem solved.

I’d really like to be able to print out Designers Help in a pdf document. Is there any way of doing this? The online version is nice, but you can’t use them both at the same time!

Any chance of this being updated to the latest version, 1.7.3 ???

Thanks Dan. But that’s about as useful as an ashtray on a motorbike. I saw that. theres just no decent documentation for the iPad versions.

I’m trying to find some, or Any, documentation about the Appearance panel and how to use it. There’s nothing that I can find after days of trawling the net. does anyone know where or when some decent documentation may be released for the iPad versions?Designer on the iPad that is by the way. thanks robert

Ok, think I have it. I’ll need to do some serious practice to figure out how this works. iPad does it differently.

This is an InDesign thing that I’m trying to convert. As in, Make sure that your circle stays selected and open the Appearance panel (Window > Appearance). Add a second fill using the Add New Fill button and then select it.

You are welcome, I’m glad you find it useful. Welcome to the forum.