Thomas Ganter

Or, instead of embedding fonts, do the same as ID: the app can import fonts if they are in a special folder named "Document fonts" and placed with the document. It's really helpfull, especially when needing to open archives on an external hard drive or from a server. You open the file, copy what you need, modify, etc., close the file and it's done without complication. 

This is definitely not one of the most important features, but as a GREP-engine is already implemented: may we hope for something like GREP-Styles?
This is a feature I don’t use on a daily basis, but it is something I’m very very glad to have from time to time.

As found out in this question over in the Q&A forum, Publisher does not support an equivalent to what InDesign calls "Object styles".
However, to produce quality output that is consistent, this is a mandatory must-have  --  styling would otherwise be so much more tedious and error-prone.

As found out in this question over in the Q&A forum, Publisher does not support an equivalent to what InDesign calls "Object styles".
However, to produce quality output that is consistent, this is a mandatory must-have  --  styling would otherwise be so much more tedious and error-prone.

As found out in this question over in the Q&A forum, Publisher does not support an equivalent to what InDesign calls "Object styles".
However, to produce quality output that is consistent, this is a mandatory must-have  --  styling would otherwise be so much more tedious and error-prone.

OK, then, please make this a very urgent feature request.
This is mandatory if one wants to create a publication with a consistent look.
 
UPDATE: Feature Request posted here.