MikeTO

Hi and welcome to the forums. Which Mac do you have and which version of macOS? Could you try going to Settings > Machine Learning Models and changing Inference to the other option? It defaults to CPU and GPU so if that's selected try CPU Only. Good luck

I don't think this has been reported before.

You're right. Here's a slightly modified version of your document. The text wrap on the rectangle at the bottom of the right page is causing footnote 2 to be fitted to the right page when it should be split between the left and right pages, even though the rectangle's wrap outline doesn't impact the frame or the footnote's frame. If you delete the rectangle and then edit one character in the note, the note will be properly split between the pages. Footnote position bug 3b.afpub

It was just there when I searched for that style, I don't know why you couldn't find it. The more interesting question is how you managed to use TOC paragraph and character styles outside of a TOC. If you copy even a single word from a TOC and paste it into a new frame, another TOC is created. I think I figured it out - you probably used the Style Picker tool which appears to lack this constraint.

Open document Find and Replace - search for paragraph style Index Entry 1 There will be 1 result click it. Select the Move tool and press Delete. There is a tiny text frame on page 152 (139) that is too small to contain any text on top of one of your illustrations containing an index. Go to page 175 (162) Click in this text frame - the paragraph style is Main TOC: Sub Heading and the character style is Main TOC: Sub Heading subhead Number. Set paragraph style to something like Caption and character style to No Style. Somehow you used a TOC style for your index. You will now be able to insert an index. If the problem reoccurs then send me a message with the file in that state and I'll take another look. Good luck!

I have the file now and will check it out. I you don't want it to be public, you could edit your post and delete the attachment or hide your reply.

Please send me a document and I'll figure this out for you.

Hi @JamesK and welcome to the forums. Yes, but it's not straightforward. To hide a page, you have to enclose it in a non-printing section. To hide, for example, page 9 of 20 pages: Using the Section Manager, create a new section starting on page 9. Deselect Include on Export. Create another new section starting on page 10. Select Include on Export. To later unhide page 9, you'd simply select Include on Export again.

Hi and welcome to the forums. N-up should allow you to do this with a single page repeated multiple times on the same sheet of paper. Set Repeat to the number of copies of the single page and Across and Down to the number of horizontal and vertical copies.

Affinity doesn't offer "index ranges" which would let us index from the marker to the next style change, the next use of a different style, for X paragraphs, etc. You can insert an index reference on each of the pages in the range and have them grouped into 10-15 using the Group Page Ranges option, but this is obviously not the same as a true index range. If you'd like to voice your support for index ranges I encourage you to reply to this thread: Affinity doesn't offer stacked index entries either. You'd have to manually edit the index after updating it to create this layout. Alternatively, you might consider generating it once to find the index entries and then manually creating a fake index for those words using cross-references. This would be a bit of work to create but once created it would stay updated.

A few bugs appear to have been fixed for DWG export in 2.6.2 so it's surprising that a file that exported in 2.6.0 won't export in 2.6.2. Are you able to share the file and crash report? You can download previous versions from here: https://store.serif.com/update/macos/designer/2/#previous-versions https://store.serif.com/update/macos/photo/2/#previous-versions https://store.serif.com/update/macos/publisher/2/#previous-versions

Hi @Paige S and welcome to the forums. What processor is in your Mac? You need to have an M1 or later. If you have an Intel processor, the machine learning option will not appear for you.

Bruce is right. You have a lot of footnotes and using Below Frame limits how many notes will fit. When you use Below Frame, a Max Total Height option appears to prevent the notes from running off the bottom of the page and you have it set to 72 pt. Change the setting to Below Frame for the first note and then choose Revert All Footnotes to Document Settings from the panel options menu. Then change the height of the frames on the master page.

Could you please upload the original files as an attachment because the forum can mess with images - these open without crashing in Photo. Zipping the two files together and uploading the zip will provide the unchanged files for testing.

I think it's a mistake - it used to remember the size in 2.5.