Bluehen

Thanks again for the great analysis.

Thanks for the concise explanation. I'm still puzzled as to why this is only happening with images placed in the Landscape frame. The same image in the Portrait orientation does not result in the 299 Dpi "error." Perhaps a software quirk?

Thanks for the help. I’ll proceed on with the images as placed. For my understabding, the rounding error occurs within Publisher?

Okay, I'm confused. The image at 2100x1680 at 300 Dpi is equivalent to the Picture Frame at 7 in x 5.6 in. How can it be 299 Dpi?

Hope this is a "rounding error." Odd that the erroe only occurs for images placed in Landscape picture frame. Similar sized images in Portait frame are okay.

Two sample pages with problem images.

Trying to upload 3.4 Mb file, but not finishing for some reason. Ill keep trying.

Scaling for all frames is set to "None." Resource Manager is showing the images in question as 299 Dpi

The entire document is quite large. Is there a method to extract a portion in .afpub format?

The image size was confirmed by checking the actual file size; all images are the same size, 2100x1680.

The Pre Flight Check for images is set for 300 Dpi. After running the PFC, many images are reported as errors with 299 Dpi. However, all these images are confirmed as 300 Dpi. Interestingly, the images showing as errors are all placed in "Landscape" picture frames. None of the other images placed in "Portait" frames are showing errors. Is this a bug?

Thanks, understand. Why can't the Master TITLE layer be edited and then applied to content pages? The layers panel indicates "Unlinked Attributes."

Master A (see attached screenshot) is not displayed on layers panel. Cannot edit the TITLE layer, shows as "Unlinked Attribute." MacOS Ventura 13.3.1

Have not experienced this problem with latest update.

Have recurring message after closing Designer 2 on Mac: "Affinity Designer 2 Quit Unexpectedly." Using macOS 13.0.1