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Thank you Alfred! I hope this works (excuse my English): https://ttprivatenew.s3.amazonaws.com/pulse/layout-etue/attachments/14430905/TinyTake19-08-2020-09-52-54.mp4

Hi Gabe! I don't know how to film it, but I just tried again and the same problems occurred. The files attached are the ones I used. - first I opened the document that starts with 01 - then I added 02 - then I added 03, trying both options (replacing and keeping paragraph styles) I am also attaching a screenshot. The function I use (add pages from file) is encircled blue, and the error that occurs (in this case when keeping both paragraph styles) yellow. Does this work for you? Do you need more info? Thanks! 01_etü_Editorial.afpub 02_etü_Inhaltsverzeichnis.afpub 03_02_Aids_Julia Vettter.afpub

Hi Joachim, thanks for the reply! These are the documents I used . etü_Titelbild_mit_Mastervorlagen.afpub etü_Editorial.afpub etü_Themenartikel.afpub

Hello! For our magazine, we switched to Affinity Publisher after years of using InDesign. In InDesign we used to layout each article/ad page/editorial etc. separately and in the end create a book, out of which we would then create the PDF versions we needed. The book option is not available with Affinity Publisher, so we switched to merging documents. I have created a 'master document' with the cover page and the four master pages we need for our publication. This is where I want to insert my individually layouted documents into. There are different paraghaph styles in the different layouted documents, but the problem also occurs when I want to insert documents with exactly the same layout, i.e. same paragraph styles (but different images/text ofc). So: if I want to insert these documents into my 'master document', I have to decide whether to replace the paragraph styles or rename them and keep both (image 1). - If I replace, the fonts and frames in the previously inserted documents are distorted (image 2) - If I rename and keep both paragraph styles, the fonts in the document I import are distorted (image 3) There seems to be no way around distorted fonts. Of course I could go through the whole document and redo it all manually, but our magazine is 90+ pages and we would usually get this task done in less than an hour. I assume this is a bug. Is there anything you could do? Will a book feature like the one InDesign has will become available eventually? Thanks! Anke (operating system: Windows 10)