CC GREEN

Thanks for advice - the reported problem now resolved - required clicking on "SYNCHRONISE DEFAULTS FROM SELECTION" on the Toolbar. As yet not discovered how this feature is intended to work - a brief explanation would be appreciated. Cyril

Has this issue been resolved as experiencing similar issue - see below: When applying page numbers to scratch APUB doc the application works as expected - namely create a text frame and then insert page number which results in Hash symbol contained with the text frame. Page numbers being correctly displayed on ALL pages. My problem being that I cannot replicate this in a 50+ page document - having created the text frame on a master the ‘Insert Page Number Hash symbol’ places itself immediately outside the frame, further the number of characters displayed on document pages is limited to a single character thus page 10 showing figure 1 etc. Note: The document has several master pages and the one to which page numbering is applied is simply a rectangular shape with infill colour used as the background for ALL pages.

BofG / Richard, thanks for offering a response which I understand agree that there is something with Affinity that needs attention by the developers. For interest I am running a MacBook Pro connected to an Ezio monitor and Epson SCP600 printer. A friend of mine has also printed same file on his PC running Windows 10 again using an Epson 600 and the output closely matches the screen image. so I think for the time being I shall use alternative app for printing which is a shame when the application is lauded by many including myself.

Reading through responses I have yet to see a clear understanding as to why the printed output from an Epson P600 from AP 1.7.1 is poor. I have a full colour managed workflow and my B&W.prints show a magenta cast which is not apparent on the monitor. Further saved image (tiff file) loaded into LR. All print options identical to those set iwithin AP application.The print output is a very close match to screen with no colour cast. Hence, it is my belief that there is something fundamentally wrong with the way AP handles printing. Cc green