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Actually, after loosing fonts, it doesn*t see them even if I reinstall them.

Thanks! Window - References - Notes. Hidden by default!

1. The footnotes are not continuous from one page to another. Why not ? 2. Footnotes converted to endnotes results go into continous mode but when I reverse the process they are still not continuous from one page to another.

There a more issues. Why does the footnotes aren*t continuous from one page to another?

Publisher is loosing fonts even if they are installed. I install them again and still doesn*t see them. This issue appeared around a few months ago. In the same time when I access Resource Manager for updating pictures or save them to Collect Publisher is closing down without any message for error or whatever.

doesnt give me any erro message. the same thing is happening sometimes with the fonts. pdflib.log

the same error still on. no message when closing.

The book has 447 pages with aprox 500 pics linked. When exporting 100 or 200 pages. everything is ok. I suspect that the problem is in the first half of the book. I will enable the pdf logging. Thanks!

unable to export a large book with 500 pics.

Exactly! The file was opened fine in Windows, but when put in Publisher AP closed each time suddenly.

well it did closed without notice many times. my post was intended for the developer or for the users who had the same issue. I can*t share the file.

I was trying to upload a photo that had a long title with alot of symbols "-", and words. After renaming the file (photo), Pubisher is not crashing anymore. Problem solved.

I would call footnote basic. It is at least weird why is not implemented yet. What is the difficulty for inserting it in Publisher?

Affinity photo stopped opening files. I dont know the reason. When I try to open a png file is doing nothing. Is freezed.

How can I obtain this as automatic split when choose from double face pages to single page view? Is quite annoying to split each picture. Also there is the problem with adjusting bleeding each time a switch from double page to single page view.