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Thanks Dan C for trying, what's strange is that the picture frame on page 3 (before it becomes page 2) doesn't move regardless of the margin flip. I guess I'm gonna go the manual route 😰 All the best and have a great weekend!

Hi @Dan C, Thanks a lot for your message, I'm enclosing the .afpub and two screenshots to simulate the issue, I removed the assets in the frames as it's a professional project. If you remove page 2, you'll see what I mean with the image frame on page 4 moving left from the column. Somehow it didn't affect the image frame in page 3... I could manually put that back but the project has 27 pages and plenty of image and text frames with this behavior 😓 Thanks again for your help! Test.afpub

Hello, When deleting a page, the picture and text frames on other pages veer off the columns they were originally placed in. This was a blank page I'm removing, and adding it back, locks the frames in position within the columns but breaks the text, I believe this has to do with the inner and outer margins that are different. Is there a way to lock all these frames within the columns rather than following the margins or spine when deleting or adding pages? Thanks a lot for your help.

Hi @walt.farrell, thanks a lot for your message, Indeed, unchecking "Subset Fonts" did fix the issue I never noticed this function in the previous iterations (it's the 9th now) of the project nor knew about "Standard Ligatures", glad to learn new things. A thousand thanks again for your help!

Hello, I just found out an issue on an exported .pdf of a publisher file that didn't occur before. Some of the text changes in the .pdf file with different characters that aren't in the project file, here's an example: Project file: PDF file: This happens on virtually every page with different letters (mostly f's, apostrophes and randomly with periods), yet looking at older versions of the exported .pdf it doesn't have that issue. Between the versions I formatted my laptop and re-installed the fonts, and if I install them again I risk having doubles as Fontbook warns me of it, so there must be something that messed up the system but can't tell what it is. The only workaround I found was to convert fonts into curves, but that increases the file size. Is there something I'm missing? Thanks for your help, Karim