Marc van der Holst

Wow, weird. It just seems … almost mean. Haha. Thx, hope one day all will be well. Or at least this thing.

This should be simple, I guess, but how can I make it so that … eh, like it says in the topic title, I guess. Let's say (pretty sure this is gonna be a little difficult to describe), let's say I'm coloring in a comic, a Donald Duck, and I'm using the paint bucket to fill up his legs with orange. First the left leg, then the right … $#!t, the lines of his right leg have a little white 'hole' in them where the drawing lines don't meet. This will make the area outside his right leg fill up, which I do not want. So I change to paintbrush to draw a little orange line where the drawing lines don't meet. But then my primary and secondary colours switch as well, and I don't want them to; I want the brush to stay/be the same colour as the bucket. How do I fix it to this (and yes, 'fix it', because WHY would it do that? Am I missing something? I'm probably missing something.) Hope that was not too unclear, thanks, Marc

Hi, soooo Dutch hyphenation used to work (I had put the hyph_nl_NL.dic file in Affinity's dictionairies, set Character > Language to 'Nederlands' (Dutch), Paragraph > Hyphenation > Auto, if I recall completely correctly; but now I open a Publisher doc from a while back and the hyphens are gone … Anybody any idea what happened/what to do? Dank in advance! Murc

Hmyes, so how do I install ‘nl_NL.aff’ and ‘nl_NL.dic’? (working on a mac, btw, sorry, forgot.) Thx again in advance.

(Edit: oops, I'll first try Alfred's suggestion) Ah, yes, I think I was advised to download those and then move them to Affinity's resources > dictionairies, but I can't find those maps … I'll put it simpler: is there a way to add Dutch to the character > language > hyphenation scroll down menu?

Hi, Sorry, I've been browsing the forums for a while now, but I can't figure out how to set the hyphenation to Dutch. I _think_ I need to add these files (screenshot attached), but if that is the case, where? Many thanks in advance!

Ah, yes! Though I've read about why it's set up this way – and it seemed sensible – some things are still a little confusing for me, sometimes, going cold adobe turkey. This helps. Thanks!

Hi, I've been using Publisher for some weeks now, it's great, ordered it, can't wait. I do keep running into this (see att. screenshot, no hard returns cause lines to run into each other). It doesn't always happen (of course). Call me stupid, but I have no idea what's going on. Anybody? Many thanks.