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It's not working yet with artboards - if you make a new document with bleed and don't add any artboard, you'll see the expected effects of 'show bleed' and 'clip to canvas' - has been reported as a bug already.

I completely agree about paste FX being in right-click menu. You could also create a 'Style' to do this: right click one of your photos with the shadow and outline and choose 'create style' Make sure 'Styles' is showing in View > Studio Scroll to the bottom of the styles palette and your new style will be the last item - you can right-click that to rename it. Any new photo frames just select them, then click your style to apply it. Personally I think styles is unfinished - when you click 'create style' a dialog should pop up straight away to name it - that would give instant feedback that something has happened and take the guesswork out of finding the style you just made. And you should be able to 'update style from selection' the way you can with a text style.

Hi Chris, sorry, missed your reply - but yes, and still happening in .104 - recording here of an RGB file - note I am not clicking anything once a tool is selected, just moving the cursor around the screen, Screen_Recording_2018-12-05_at_12_15_48.mov

That screenshot is Designer 1.6, not Publisher Beta which this thread is about. But, you can select the artboards you want to export, then in Export, choose 'Area > Selection with (or without) background' and just the selected artboards will be exported.

Hi Chris, I see - if I just move the frame, then yes lock child does what you're describing - I assumed unlocking the child (while properties are set to 'none') would also mean that when I enlarge the frame with a grab handle that the image would scale up too like it does if you paste an image inside a vector shape. If you use picture frame is there any way to scale up a manually cropped image? Only way I've found is to first group the picture frame, which seems a bit of a hack. If not I'll stick with placing images inside shapes, but it makes placing an image a three step process when it should only take one. There's several ways to get an image on the page in Publisher - none seems to make it simple to place an image, crop it how you want then scale that cropped image up, I'd have thought that was a the most common use of images.

This is still an issue in .192 - tabbing through colour values apart from CMYK & LAB work fine (e.g. RGB)

Release notes for 192 say 'Fixed Lock Children not functioning for Picture Frames' - but seems to me that it still doesn't work properly - rather children are permanently locked, un-checking has no effect.

Wanted set 'Thanks' AND 'HaHa' on that one but couldn't. So the page is selected without going to it, fair enough. One thing I find odd is that if you manually scroll down through your document, the current page number (bottom left) doesn't update to where you actually are, but that's kind of off the original topic of the post, might start a new one.

Check your Colour format (Document Setup > Colour tab) - if that's set to RGB, you can still specify a CMYK colour, but your 100%K will get converted to RGB when you export a pdf, opening up that pdf and checking the CMYK colour of your black will give the sort of value mentioned (63/68/60/79).

Agreed - anyone know what the blue highlight actually means? Seems like a red herring.

Yes, create preset is greyed out here too on Mac - it works slightly differently in Photo 1.6.7 but that works OK, so assume this is bug

Just moving a paint brush around the screen (not clicking anything) the shadow areas are flickering darker and lighter, tried several photos, more obvious the more shadow areas there are. Also happens with clone; eraser; paint mix brush; blur brush; undo brush tool.

That's fine then - the file was for printing 9m wide, so figured it was a pretty tough test!