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Turicum

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  1. I’ve just noted that in the hurry I didn’t select a specific PDF Profile when exporting the content as a PDF. When I export it and select the Print profile (the first one that appears on the list), it seems that the two rectangles remain to have the same color assigned. What profile will be used if no specific one has been selected?
  2. Hello, I have encountered the same problem. Attached I send the file color.afpub (the file has been simplified to such an extent that it only contains the actual problem). On the bottom of the page are two horizontal rectangles, both 30mm high and overlapping each other for 2mm. Thus, it looks as if there is only one rectangle, but there are two. The upper one is the result of a cropped image and the lower one is a rectangle object that has been created in Publisher. They are not absolutely black, but almost. The lower rectangle gets the color assigned from the upper rectangle. When checking the color values with the color picker tool, both rectangles show the same CMYK-values. However, after this page has been exported as a PDF, the two rectangles have different CMYK color values. This can be easily duplicated when exporting a PDF from this file, opening the exported PDF in Publisher and check the color values with the color picker tool. If I use another PDF editor, I can also detect that the colors are not the same anymore when exported as a PDF. How is it possible, that the colors change when exported as a PDF? I use Affinity Publisher 1.10.4 on Windows 8.1. Color.afpub
  3. Hi , I couldn’t find anything related to this problem in the forum, that’s why I reported it. The Live Filter solution would be really great if it would be working correctly. To use the destructive method is also an option, but in case of any changes, the distorted object needs to be deleted and the whole process reapplied again. I hope this error will be fixed soon, since this function is really great. And I don’t even know if any of the competitor’s products has such functionality.
  4. If a perspective distortion is applied as a Live Filter to a group of objects, a white border is created in the bleed area around the exported PDF. After applying the perspective distortion, there appear also artifacts around the displayed page in Publisher. If only a single object is selected (in this case the green plane), all is fine. Likewise, if the perspective distortion is applied to the group of objects not as a Live Filter, everything is fine. The artifact error is visible in the file Live_Filter_Result.afpub and the white frame in the bleed area can be seen when a PDF is exported (note the red border around the edge of the page). The error can be easily duplicated when opening the file Live_Filter_Test.afpub and applying a Perspective Distortion as a Live Filter. Live_Filter_Result.afpub Live_Filter_Test.afpub
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