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shawn49

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  1. I just recently got a new Mac (2017, Intel, Ventura) and Affinity 2 seems to be working fine except for a strange problem of the text blurring for a split second everything I edit text in Publisher. It works fine, it's just kind of annoying... Anyone else had this problem?? Thanks
  2. I know this is an old thread, but I don't get how inserting a frame break solves the problem. Maybe I'm doing it wrong?
  3. I don't suppose there is a way to delete overflow text besides just highlighting and pressing delete?
  4. Thanks! I'll give it a try. I've published pdfs before, but never anything this big—I'm realizing now how much I don't know...
  5. Thanks for all the advice. I'll try to answer some of them... 1,2. Yeah the ICC profile is a demand from the printing company, so is the bleed. It is going to be printed. 3. So... I should change Embedded Policy to Embedded I guess? 4. As far as I remember I only copied images within the file (not sure what else to do if I want the same image on different pages... 5. Is there a way to do that all at once that you are aware of? 7,8. That I can try! Now that I think about it, it started getting slow when I changed the master images to spread and copied the images on both sides (if that makes sense). Thanks again!
  6. I've seen some similar topics, but couldn't find the answer. The size of the file I've been working is pretty big but I've never had problems with it being slow until today all of a sudden when I opened it. Tried reducing some image sizes, that reduced the file size but it is still really slow. All other files are working normally. I can't figure out what the problem is... 851578202_6realmsPOD_.afpub
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