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  1. 23 hours ago, Dan C said:

    Hi @james948,

    Thanks for your report and your files provided!

    I can confirm I've been able to reproduce this issue with your file and therefore I have logged this with our developers now - as I cannot see any legitimate reason for this to occur.

    Just FYI, the Pixel layer with constraints applied still exists, simply it is moved very far off the Artboard unexpectedly:

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    I hope this helps :)

    Yes, thanks so much. Glad to know it's reproducible and glad to know I helped identify a bug!

     

  2. 1 minute ago, walt.farrell said:

    pinning "inline" is used to make the item act like a standard character or string of characters in a line of text. If that's not your intention, you probably shouldn't be using it.

    if that's the case then why would the text I'm pinning inline to end up covering the text I'm pinning?

    To clarify; I'm trying to keep my pull quotes in between certain paragraphs so as I make changes, the pull quotes move with the text and keep themselves between the paragraphs they're associated with. 

     

  3. 2 hours ago, Old Bruce said:

    You have a rectangle (not a square) inside the square page. Make your margins 25 20 22.5 22.5 to give yourself a square inside a square.

    Thanks so much. 

    I made a copy and then applied that to the whole document and began the long process of tweaking but then I realised that that meant that my outside border wouldn't be uniform. 

    It's the same thing if I make it 25, 22.5, 22.5, 22.5 isn't it? 

     

    Screenshot 2021-03-29 at 21.40.34.png

  4. 1 hour ago, Alfred said:

    The gamut (i.e. range of colours) for CMYK is very much smaller than the gamut for RGB, with brighter colours being the most obviously affected.

    Yeah. I worked this out. makes sense though it's a head f**k at the start. 

    I'm guessing either publisher has already converted my files to CMYK or will do so on export and give me a good look at them. 

    The one thing I'm worried about is I've covered up some writing on images with a rectangle of the same colour and I don't want it to print or see them as two different colours. 

     

  5. I only discovered the problem when I was using some brighter colours which, when I pasted a jpeg into the document, looked very muted. 

    I'm making a book for my Dad. I thought I was almost done. 

    I really didn't know much about the colour differences; only that the colour picker on my Mac would give me a different colour when I inputted the values into affinity publisher. 

    Blurb provides its own icc profile which I've been using. The book document is in CMYK. 

    What on earth do I do? Do I need to go back and convert all RGB images to CMYK?

    Even when I did a demo conversion to CMYK it muted the colours. 

     

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