IanBarber

Thank you, I have done that and that is going to be a big time saver, everything now starts where I want on a new document

@Old Bruce I have set up the paragraph styles now how I like them. Is there a way to make it always default to that style like a persistent setting somewhere.

@Old Bruce thank you for the reply, I have made note of your suggestions and am just about to explore them to see if I can get a better workflow going. Out of interest, what font size do you prefer and leading size Ian

I have been tasked with creating some PDF's so I decided to use Affinity Publisher. Question: Is it better to create the main text in something like Word and then paste it into Publisher or is it the norm to write the text directly into Publisher using Text Frames? The reason for asking is that I am finding it confusing writing directly into Publisher. The distance between the lines of text always appears too small, making it cramped. I always have to use the leading override to increase the distance, which leads me to another question: is there a standard distance one should use? Thanks

Thank you for that, that will certainly speed up my workflow. Not been using Publisher that long so still finding my way around it

When using the textbox in Publisher, I constantly have to go back to the tools to select the black arrow to deselect it so I can then use the move tool to place it where I want. Is there an easier way to do this?

Thanks for the explanation. if I tick the box "convert and warn" I am not been warned at all, is this normal behaviour

If this is the case, what is the option for in the preferences where it says "Convert opened files to working space"

Done that but it still convert the image to a working profile

I want to make an untagged document, one which does not have a profile attached to it but cannot see how to do it. I can easily make it in Photoshop but then when I open it it Affinity photo it always assigns a profile. on the fly

Bingo, thats worked. Thanks for pointing that out

If I have a grey object with a Luminance value of say 60%, I would have thought that the scope intensity value would read 60%. Setting the luminosity to 100% makes the scope display 100 and setting the luminosity to 0% makes the scope show 0 but the values in between don't seem to represent properly on the scope.

Can you post the one you replicated so I can see what results I get

Unless I am doing something wrong, when I use a Grey Channel Mixer or Color mixer I am still not seeing what I expected

Here is the file for you. AP-Scope.afphoto