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Steaming T

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  1. Hi There!

    I use a Mac Mini with Apple Silicon M1, 16GB of RAM, 1TB SSD and macOS Ventura v13. I have enclosed a simple file with a table on it. No tatter what I do the headers for rows and columns will not appear making it impossible to configure and edit a table. I initially tried this with a document I already have been working with with the same result.

    Until this is fixed Publisher 2 is basically useless to me and I will have to keep on using the other version I have.

    Regards,

    Tor Lindberg

    Publisher Table Error.afpub

  2. I have placed a 64 page PDF document (made in FileMaker 18) into Publisher and no problems with that. Although having to select each page of the PDF for each page in Publisher is a hazle. It was so much easier in InDesign where I could continue placing pages until I reached the end of the PDF file. The problem is that when I change the PDF in FileMaker and then try to update in Publisher, the program just hangs and won't respond anymore. Have anyone experienced this? I am on a Mac with macOS Catalina.

  3. This drives me crazy! When entering text in a text frame Publisher always capitalizes the first word of a sentence and I can't find a way to turn this off! I type in the first word of a sentence and all is fine (first screenshot) and the moment I press the space bar the first character in the word gets capitalized (second screenshot). The same also goes for tables, by the way. Anyone here knows if this can be turned off or is it a known bug?

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  4. I am trying make a songbook in Publisher which I previously made in InDesign. The notation was initially made in Finale and the exported as a PDF-file and placed in InDesign. I want to make the same songbook in Publisher and this time I have also switched to a new notation program called Dorico. But when placing the new pdf exported from Dorico it appears with some graphic errors which never appeared in InDesign. Is this a known bug or do any of you have any suggestions? Look at the screenshots below.

    Here is the old pdf exported from Finale and placed in Publisher:

    1171468057_02PDF-fileOld.png.cb3ef9e98a7795ce345ddaff7add9112.png

    And here is the new PDF exported from Dorico and placed in Publisher. I have drawn rings around the anomalies:

    1931383770_01PDF-fileNew.png.ee2189ac83302131a718fa6825b71aa2.png

    And here is the same PDF as above when placed in InDesign:

    1084746922_04NewPDFinInDesign.png.03385820f4a8b721086bcf214cff963c.png

    An exported SVG-file is coming up perfectly, so maybe that is the way to go:

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  5. I am a musician and are an experienced user of the DAW program Logic Pro X. In most audio mixers, real or software based, there are two buttons that we users take for granted: a Mute-button and a Solo-button. The Mute-button turns off a particular track while a Solo-button turns of all other tracks except the one where you pressed the Solo-button. Wouldn't it be great to have this functionality in the Layers palette in Publisher? The equivalentof the Mute-button is already there in the form of the "is visible" check mark to the right of the layer name. By adding a Solo-button to the right of this you could make all the layers invisible except for the layer you "soloed". This would be a great feature when there is a lot of layers and you just want to view and work with one in particular. Please consult the screen shots I have provided, both from Logic Pro X and from Publisher:

    The audio mixer in Logic Pro X. Notice the M(ute) and S(olo) buttons at the bottom:

    1897856042_AudioMixer01.png.7160595ab8143444861e09203aa1b3e8.png

    Here I have muted the track "Audio 1". This would be the equivalent to make a layer invisible by removing the checkmark next to it:

    337022395_AudioMixer04.png.e057f08314c2a10aa087a3c8d5e44fb6.png   107988665_Layer22Mute22.png.d459bb4e0d95b000e77db252af1c7774.png

     

    Here I have soloed the track "Audio 1". The other tracks are automatically muted:

    682811189_AudioMixer03.png.800817d476b6d6d46690c2aed8f13b9a.png

    And here is a mockup screen shot of how it could appear in Publisher. V = Layer visibility on/off, S = Layer is soloed and the other layers not visible.

    336139138_LayersPaletteMockup.thumb.png.3526c4d1e934c1f1536c849e78e24469.png

    Please let me hear your comments. I think this would be a great featrure!

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  6. I am trying to create my own Application Swatch palette from some of the colors in a document. Some of the colors are sampled correct and some turns out darker than expected. What is the reason for this behaviour? Am I doing something wrong? Any advice? Please consult the screenshots below:

    Here are the colors I sampled, blue, light gray, dark gray and red:

    730108605_Skjermbilde2019-07-12kl_12_06_51.png.63bc67b0c33c89c85d4ca0b41e380e2a.png

    Here's the palette:

    2033266154_Skjermbilde2019-07-12kl_12_08_05.png.26b681d731dc2563514e8c553a433ac0.png

    Here's the dark grey sample applied to a new object (too dark):

    755183855_Skjermbilde2019-07-12kl_12_14_55.png.938ae8d1fc39733cd942a6c373be74ac.png

    Here's the blue sample applied to a new object (too dark):

    146468959_Skjermbilde2019-07-12kl_12_15_18.png.9cda3ba8da8ed25181ac084d23d0d338.png

    Here's the light grey sample applied to a new object (correct):

    1265007521_Skjermbilde2019-07-12kl_12_15_42.png.806d9087b7a2078bb3857e5c64a7e927.png

    Here's the red sample applied to a new object (correct):

    166047481_Skjermbilde2019-07-12kl_12_16_10.png.a9911f88a15d596a990dd234588dc97a.png

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