Roman_R

I encounter with the same issue with .aphoto file placed into Picture Frame within Publisher. The size and the position within Picture Frame break on file update. The Picture Frame settings for scaling are set to None. So, I tested it with current Beta, and the issue persists. I think this issue must be on priority list, because updating content is essential feature for a publishing software. MacBook Pro 2008 / OSX 10.11.16 Regards, Roman

Well, I have updated Publisher to 1.9.1, and the issue is still there. I am on MacBook Pro 2008, running OSX 10.11.6. Regards, Roman

Hi I would just like to report that Preferences setting "Monochromatic Iconography" does not work. UI elements stay colured when switched on.

Have the same problem, Justification can't be adjusted through Paragraph panel. It does work by creating a Paragraph Style, though. I know, it is wise to work with Paragraph styles, but sometimes they are not necessary, since I have adopted Publisher as my primary tool, not only for designing publications, because Studio Link is realy wonderful feature.

Strange enough, I have just updated non beta version of AP to 1.8.6, and it seems to have the same issue ...

Hello, so, this was found in AP Beta 1.9.0.829 on MacOSX 10.11.6. Since I am interested in underline options in 1.9, I defined Character Style with underline options, clicked OK and close the Character Style window. Later I tried to make some adjustements, so I double-clicked the Character Syle in the panel, which evoked the Character Style window, but previously defined options weren't there.

Hi Bruce, thank you very much, that fixed the issue.

Hello, I would like to report that every time I try to insert a page number(s) for navigation purpose through lower left panel (don't know the name), Publisher chrashes. Just a habit I bring along from ID, since there are other ways to navigate, but it takes some time to load an app and a document again. Mac OS X 10.11.6 / Affinity Publisher 1.8.3

I have just dicovered, that exporting a pdf with Print > Save as PDF comand on a Mac, you can encrypt a file with a password. Unfortunately you do not have a control over compression.

Great! I am a new user of Affinity Publisher and was just looking for this information. Marvelous piece of softwear by the way.