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  1. On the desktop version of Photo for Mac (High Sierra) I created a mask for an image layer. When I attempt to select the mask layer it also selects the parent image layer along with the child mask layer. I'm unable to select only the mask layer. As such, when I attempt to paint on the mask layer, it paints on the image layer, thereby ruining it. I imported the same project file into the iPad version of Photo, where it works just fine and I can select only the mask layer and thereby paint only on the mask layer without affecting the parent image layer. When I import the same file back into the desktop version, the issue persists. I also tried this with a different file and the problem is exactly the same. So the problem seems to be reproducible.
  2. Well, problem not entirely resolved! I made some prints today. The first attempt, upon clicking "Print" in the Mac print dialog, Publisher immediately crashed, but this time the file printed anyway and it came out just fine. After restarting the application, I made two more prints (each one was a different file). This time Publisher remained stable and everything printed out just fine.
  3. Okay. I reinstalled the printer drivers. I then made one print from Publisher that was immediately successfully. Hopefully, that success will continue. If the problem arises again, I will continue this post. Meanwhile, thank you very much! Hopefully, this is resolved!
  4. I've been experiencing sudden crashes of Publisher about half the time I click the "Print" button in the Mac print dialog. It matters not if I've done anything else but simply open a file and select Print. and it doesn't matter which file is called up. Sometimes it takes several re-openings of Publisher before I finally get a print-out. Once the printer finally engages, the prints themselves come out just fine. I'm running publisher on a 2010 iMac running OS X El Capitan 10.11.6.
  5. Thank you so much for your assistance with this! I did manage to locate these parameters and set it as you have instructed. The print orientation came out correctly this time. The issue is solved! There is no way I could have figured this out without your help. Thank you again!
  6. Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, I cannot find any settings pages that look anything like either of your posted examples. Maybe because I use only Macs and not PC. In your screenshot I see a setting for Double Sided, set to "flip long side". This seems like it might do it, but I have not been able to locate this dialog. When I select "Print" from the file menu, the standard Mac printer dialog pops up. Attached are screenshot of what I see. In the 2nd screenshot is the "layout" section which a show "model" choice menu, but I wouldn't know which one to choose or if any would resolve the issue
  7. I created a two-page document in Publisher. When printing, I wanted to print on both sides of one sheet of paper, so "two-sided" is checked in my printer dialog. The orientation looks correct in both Publisher and the print dialog. But on the actual print, one page is upside down from the other. What do I do to print with the correct vertical orientation on both sides of the paper?
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