nautiloda

Thanks now it works fine 😉

I found Rory Mole showing how to do a book template or book layout in Affinity Publisher. I think it is worth to watch. It is very helpful :-) 
MOD EDIT - additional questions split to this thread - 
 

I can open them without any problem on Windows.
The strange part is if I "Save as" with another name, the file is only 220 741 Ko, when the original is 297 891 Ko.
Simply looking at page, at the master page and hiding./displaying items, and saving after those actions (but without saving history), and the file' size is up to 230 xxx Ko !!! (xxx because I didn't note the value exactly, ans did another "Save as" from the original to get the original size.)
Spanish version: from 341 804 Ko to 228 105 Ko.
 
Perhaps it's a font problem?
Can you open this file  now? (Perhaps "saving as" corrected some problems...)
AboutUs6_v2.afpub

This is an example...;)

In MS Publisher you can create a new file fro a variety of useful templates, it would de nice in AffPub., or maybe to be able to import it, from MSpublisher.

This is an example...;)

Check that your line doesn't have a pressure profile assigned.
At present lines can't have a dash pattern and a pressure profile.
Pressure overrides the dashed option, but doesn't show any warning.

Thanks, works well with grayscale D50

Not sure what you are trying to do here but the Justification for Maximum is set to 100% which is not good, gives no wiggle room. You could try putting the curser in the Minimum box and hitting an arrow key which only works once, you then must click again and hit the arrow again. And these sliders are real picky, just keep trying. This is Beta software so save the file using Save As... close it and open the copy.
Sometimes you gotta just change the text, I guess you are trying to get 21 lines of type into two columns of either 10 or 11 lines. The Justification won't help with that. You have to either lose some words or add some words.
I would lose " on plankton and krill" to get 20 lines.
Or I would add the word eight instead of "8" and change "October to April" to "October through to April" to get 22 lines.

Hi nautiloda
It sounds like you need to use a Soft Proof layer, but I'm not sure what Profile is being used in the video above.
I recommend checking out our Soft Proofing video, found below!
 

Texture Brushes [Hatching] 
Updated the brush set something I have meaning to do for a while!
Changes/improvements as below
Version 3.0
1. Removed old versions (original first sets x20 brushes!)..redundant now..
2. Made some changes to the brush dynamics and nozzles. All nozzles are now vector based replacing previous raster versions (as much as possible)
3. There are significant number of new nozzles for the brushes (Particularly Hatching 01) Which means they are not like original sets..
4. The previous 6 brush sets have been merged together (making things easier!) and there are now just 2 sets.
5. Made use of the 1.7/1.8.2 brush engine in AD/AP to allow rotation to be defined in the subset...So you can now adjust the created mesh pattern by rotating the nozzle in the sub-brush
6. Updated the Sample sheets to newer (latest) layout..Sub brushes are displayed in red.
 Version 2.0 (archived)
With Zip containing a total of 60 brushes (6x10) and Sample Sheet (PDF)
Changes for version 2.0:1. New larger texture nozzles 
2.  40 new brushes
3. Modified Brush Dynamics (Flow, accumulation and rotation)
4. Reduced reliance on scattering and scale jitter

Sample Sheets


Updated Texture Brush Hatching Set
Hatching 01.zip
Hatching 02.zip

you could use a brush to get this effect.
Over the image, draw a rectangle and rotate it to a nice angle Select the Brush Tool (B) and choose a ragged edge brush (You can download Brushes if you don't have one that suits the effect you want) Then draw in the same colour as the rectangle following the rectangles edge overlaying the image. Used a Daub Bristles Brush: Fine Fibers Worn Out - Dense Oil

 

 

Magnet tool would be used to modify the form of a shape, just passing the tool near it; not is for select o snap...

This is an example...;)

The dots in the version number are not for decimals, but a sequential separator. You have to read the version number as an hierarchical sequence of 4 numbers (like an IP number). 128 is greater than 58 and therefore a later sub-version of the 1.7.0 version.

Yes, .128 is the latest - it's a bit confusing because it reads like  .1 compared to a .5, but is actually newer.
The first one probably should have been .058 in that respect

Hi nautiloda,
Welcome to Affinity Forums
We are already aware of the linked/embedded file issues you are describing. This is being looked at and should be fixed/improved in future updates.

;) Thanks