AntiqueFlaneur

Duuuuh. Thanks!

The cells of my table appear to be grey instead of white, even though I set them to be white. Why is that? UPLOADCALENDARGrey.afpub

A perhaps stupid question. Am I correct in thinking that "fill" is the color inside the cell, and the "stroke" is the interval between cells?

Thanks so much for your help. Can you tell me why the lower right corner has a different "thickness" of black line between the cells? BlackCalendarUpload.afpub

I'd like to create tables that look similar to this in publisher. Namely, that there are distinct cells with gaps between each cell. Bonux points if I can make the table cells other shapes. How can I do this?

I just uploaded another page and four images. I've uploaded the images as .afphoto and .jpg files. Take a look at the exported .pdf when they're linked as .afphoto files. Then take a look at them when you replace them as .jpg and export as pdf. Fig 173 has a line through the lower half. And Fig 175 is washed out when they're .afphoto files linked to the document. BugWithafphoto.pdf Bugwithjpg.pdf

Files uploaded to that dropbox. I am exporting as "pdf for print". Attached below is a screenshot showing my settings for that.

Please see this thread for the back and forth discussion that lead to this. Attached are two pdfs. In the before pdf, you can see that image 140 has a discolored box in the right corner. Fig 141 also appears to be washed out, as does Fig 142. Compare to the after pdf. No box, and the other images are darker. All I've done here is delete the images from their picture frames and then replace them in the frame with the exact image. Problem solved. But this happened throughout a huge picture-heavy manuscript, demanding hours of work. The images being deleted and replaced are the exact same ones, as far as I can tell. Pg162Before.pdf pg163After.pdf

Yes! That's it. Thank you. Apologies for a repeat.

I'm talking about the thickness of the outline of the picture frame and the fig. 90 caption. The outlines of the frame seem thicker than the outline of the caption, though they both are set for 1.5 stroke, as far as I can tell. The text itself is fine.

As far as I can tell, they are both set to 1.5. Attaching .afpub file below. FrameThickness.afpub

I'm trying to get the picture frame and text box/caption around this picture to match in thickness. As far as I can tell, but are set to a stroke size of 1.5. But you can see that the picture frame's outline looks darker than the caption. How do I get them to match up? Is there a different way to control this besides stroke?

How can I colorize a photo in a manner similar to this? Originally that was just a picture of a marble statue. How would you go about adding the design?

Hu! I think you were right. That did seem to fix it. Thank you! Could you explain how you brought up that window with the minus sign that tipped you off?

Yes, it still has the line when exported from publisher

It doesn't seem to put the line there when I export from Affinity Photo directly as a jpg or PDF. Fig40.afphoto

One last bump before I give up.

Anyone else have suggestions for me? I haven't been able to figure this image distortion problem.

I use MacOs Monterey 12.3.1

MacOs Preview. Preset is PDF for print. Below are the settings for that.

In publisher, I've got a picture that looks fine. But when I export it as a PDF, there is a discolored line through it. Can anyone tell me why this is happening? Thanks! FOFCPictureLine.afpub

Thank you. I hadn't realized that exporting pages vs spreads was a thing, and I was using spreads, throwing off the whole thing. But unfortunately, fixing that issue has still not fixed my problem. It still wants me to have a different sized cover than what the template is producing.

Maybe I'm being dense here, but why 278 pages? Where do you see that last page I'm not seeing? As for whether I'm entering the correct figure, the place to do that, as far as I can tell, is in the cover template generator. Here you can see the page count I entered.

Interesting. The finished Publisher manuscript file I've exported and uploaded says it 277 pages. I wonder where something is going wrong.

I've encountered what I think is a bug in KDP's hardcover book cover generator or their print previewer verifications software. I created a 7x10 inch manuscript in affinity publisher that I want to publish as a hardcover book. The manuscript is 277 pages. I used KDP's hardcover template generator to make a cover template. (See Screenshot) Using Affinity Photo, I then built a cover around that template and uploaded it, only to be told by Print Previewer that my cover didn't fit the required dimensions. I was confused, because I built the cover around KDP's template. So out of curiosity, I uploaded the template itself without my cover. Sure enough, it was rejected by Print Previewer as being incorrectly sized as well: (See screenshot). Initially, I thought that If I resampled the template to fit their target dimensions this would take care of it, but no dice (see screenshot). Does anyone have any suggestions for how I might be able to edit my way around this problem if KDP's templates don't work? Any suggestions?