Phil P

Thank you for responding, DWright. I appreciate it. I purchased the original Suite from Serif, or Affinity. I have installed all updates since then. I also purchased the 2.0 version from them directly. The current version that I have on my desktop for all three personas is 2.4.1.2344. I am running MS Windows 10. I don't know whether I have the "MSIX" or "EXE" version of the apps. Could you tell me where/how I could find out? Again, I purchased the suite directly from Affinity. Thank you again for your help on this. I have used the suite for years without a problem, then all of a sudden this problem popped up. I THINK it may have happened after I purchased the upgrade, but I'm not 100% sure. I am a hobbyist and use this just for creating announcements, etc. for a local non-profit. Phil Pearce

I get error messages. See attached. This problem exists whether I'm using Publisher, Designer, or Photo. It started around the time I updated to Version 2.0.

Thanks to all. I'll try it tomorrow. I just can't get it. I think maybe I don't know all of the language you are using, and I guess I'm at a below novice level.🤪 My head hurts, I'm going to bed. But I really appreciate the help.

Thanks to all who responded.

Walt, I am writing a paper in Affinity Publisher. I create a text frame. I am single spacing and justifying. I enable the "Justify Left" button at the top, which to my understanding justifies everything but the last line.I get to the end of what I call a paragraph (a group of sentences pertaining to a related theme, subject, thought, etc. which is subordinate to the total content of the paper). I want to start a new paragraph but without skipping a line. The last sentence of my paragraph only contains a few words. I don't want those few words to be fully justified. How can I do that? Thanks for your patience.

Walt, please explain. Yes, those lines LOOK like they are at the end of a paragraph. Am I in a parallel universe or something? LOL It's the last line of what I was always taught was a paragraph. But unfortunately, I went to a Government school. Maybe that's the problem.

This doesn't work for me, or maybe I'm misunderstanding. Anyway, I appreciate that you tried to help me. I'll try to figure out a workaround.

By the way, what an excellent job you've done with the Publisher Users Manual! THANK YOU.

Sorry for the misunderstanding. I used a "clipping" utility to clip the section of the desired section of the screen I wish to clip, or the entire screen, then save it to a folder. Then "Choose files" and go to the folder. etc. But I'd kind of like to focus on my problem at hand, namely, a solution to the problem I'm having with the last line of the paragraph being fully justified. I have read Alfred's and Walt's ruminations, and I agree that forcing a new paragraph may be the issue. Is it not possible to left justify the last line of a forced paragraph?

And here is a shot of the entire screen. Left Justify button is activated.

Sure. I am using V2.4.0. Windows version doesn't allow Sharing. Attached is a clip of the document.

GeoffersB, when I use "Justify Left", it fully justifies everything in the paragraph including the last line (which formatting I don't want).

Ash, all of these new features are very good and useful. Congratulations to you and the Team for consistently listening and innovating. Would it be possible in the Guides Manager to change (increase/decrease) the width of the Guides, either globally or locally? Thanks again for all you do.

Thank you, did the trick. Appreciate it. Don't understand it, but it got the job done.

V2.1 Publisher, Win10. I created a Master A with 3 Picture Frames, then created 12 pages and applied the Master to all 12 pages. I want to manually remove the 2 Picture Frames on one of the pages, and manually insert a larger Picture Frame. How can I remove those two Picture Frames?