Frankyboy

Dan, answer on item 1 : you see two screenshots, one taken from AP-V2 print-menu and one from the transfer from AP-V2 to the Epson driver. This last one should be the same as the one seen inAP-V2. My conclusion is that AP-V2 is not communicating with the driver of the Epson printer. This communication between AP-V1 and the Epson driver was correct. I had no reason not to print from AP-V1. You can see in the heading of screenshot 2 that this is from the Epson driver (EPSON afdrukvoorbeeld). answer to item 2 : I have printed files via AP-V1 up to 8000 mm, no problem there. The screenshots from AP en from EPSON diver where correct as they should be. I never had used the bypass through PDF-files. by the away i was not awere of the 200 by 200 limit of the PDF files. Due to the change of version 1 to version 2 I can not repeat this (this change is some what confusing in relation how to maintain the old format). answer to item 3 : if it is helpfull to supply you with some *afpub files, I can do that. I have added some screenshots of the process with a simple file that worked fine. thanks for the effords you are puting in to this problem. best regards, Walter

the critical dimension of the documents is larger than width 1000 mm and 432 mm height. the rasterization is 300 dpi. larger then these will lead to a preview with no data shown. Mostly on the pages are pictures in either black-and-white or color. smaller ( A4 and A3) pages will be printed properly i hope this will give any explanation. Walter

I use: windows 10 , publisher 2.2.1 , epson stylus pro 4880 , epson stylus pro 4900 my pc has: 32 GB ram and have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1630 with 4 GB the problem is: large pages (more dan 1000 mm in length to build a leperello) will not print. In the print screen I can fill in the size etc, after clicking print there should show up an preview of the print, but there is nothing to see. smaller pages (less then 800 mm) will show the preview, but on strange positions. i had these problems not in V1. it looks like a missing , inproper contact between Publisher and the printer protocols. my tempory solution is to export as a PDF and print the pdf, without any problem. is there a solution or is this a bug? please help we. Walter

This problem is also for me killing. All the work-arounds are very time consuming (over 100 photos in a publication). Specially when all the information is already loaded in LightRoom (LR) for all my pictures. Within LR you can use Blurb to make a publication if this is intended as a photo portfolio type of document. In LR the procedure is very easy. You can select Title or other items and all the info is loaded directly to your document. Working with pre-organized captions is crucial in todays practice. Why can Affinity not work in the same way. Please developers bring this in Publisher as soon as possible. Walter Frankvoort