Evander Greened

Thank you Garry, I’ll dig into our suggestion as soon as I have a desktop available (on location now with just iPad)

I am trying to place a company logo for a client on one of the walls of their building. In order to make this look a bit realistic I will have to put this logo in the same perspective as the wall in the underlying photo. But how, and where is this tool? I use photo as well as designer so I can do it in either program. I did find this perspective grid thing in affinity photo you can tweek on just the layer the logo is in, but, when I align this perfectly with the underlying photo and release it, the logo is tweeked in ways that have nothing to do with this perspective. The logo I have in a vector version (and to use before-mentioned perspective converted it to pixels), some tips are welcome! Oh and by the way, I was trying to do this on an ipad, but if needed have a desktop version as well.

Well Thank you Thomaso, this worked for me for now. At least I know now where the problem lies and can work around it. I will check if I have another type of that same font installed on my iMac, since it did export from that machine without any issues.

When I try to export my Publisher file to a PDF for review by a client I get an error message on my MB pro, exporting the same file from my iMac from 2011 works fine though. I have tried several ways to adjust settings, saving to a different location and such but no luck yet. I use my MB on several locations and am not always able to save it form my iMac, so it would be great if I can get this to work from my MacBook. All files are linked properly, and I export the exact same file from a Dropbox location. System running on my Mac Book is 10.15.3 System running on my iMac (not sure since I am not in my home office) is mountain lion, version I would have to look up later.