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planepix

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  1. Thank you for your answer Old Bruce. After reading i guess i got my misunderstanding. I have to change during export from "Export all Layout pages” to ”Export all pages". After export i got the image on both pages! See attached pdf. Thanx a lot!! 5-pages.pdf
  2. Hi everyone, when i setup a booklet with 8 pages and have choosen in document setup ”facing pages” and design the double pages with an image and text that reaches over both pages and export this as a pdf i still git just 5 instead of 8 pages. When i set the "facing pages" off i get my 8 pages back, but also all elements that where placed over two pages are gone or just see the part on one of both pages. How do you solve(d) this? Thanx for hints. Thomas
  3. Thank you for your reply Jon. I can't reproduce it so far. I deleted all text and did a new start. I only can offer you the crash report that was given after publisher crashed. publisher-crash.rtf
  4. Hi there, basics first: OS El Capitan, MacMini, 16 GB RAM with Publisher final version. I have edited an imported PDF and do a lot of formatting stuff. At the end i needed to add a few more pages. I have added some blank new pages with same masterpage. When come to the end of the penultimate page the last two lines displayed the font styles unproperly (3 times bigger). I added the text style and the selected words got into the proper formatting. I fiddeled each lines with unpropper font style… after doing this a couple of times Publisher closed without warning and i go a crash report. Does it helps to upload this error report to you - instead of apple? Thanx in advance Regards, Thomas
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