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soundcard22 got a reaction from Dan C in Question about PDF metadata and preset - Affinity Publisher WIN
Thank you!
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soundcard22 reacted to Dan C in Question about PDF metadata and preset - Affinity Publisher WIN
No problem at all!
By default, when exporting the next file, the same PDF export settings will be used as your last file - so if you have adjusted the defaults for a preset, this will be remembered, but the preset itself will not be changed.
For example, if you export FileA to PDF (for export), but change the JPEG compression to 30%, then open and export FileB, the JPEG compression will be 'remembered' at 30% - however if you reselect the PDF (for export) preset, the JPEG compression value will return to this presets default value, 85%.
Absolutely, you can change the margins colour on a per-document basis in Affinity Publisher, so we will retain the colour used in InDesign.
If you want to change the margins colours, you can do this through File > Spread Setup > Margins.
I hope this clears things up
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soundcard22 reacted to Murfee in Question about PDF metadata and preset - Affinity Publisher WIN
Hi soundcard22, you can add author & title in the Fields Panel, if you have not used this before it is accessible from View Studio, then tick the Fields option
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soundcard22 reacted to Dan C in Question about PDF metadata and preset - Affinity Publisher WIN
Hi @soundcard22,
There's no right or wrong answers in terms of export settings in your case, as the PDF file isn't being professionally printed or requiring specific export settings (such as colour profiles, transparency support) then I would agree that PDF (for print) or PDF (for export) are likely the best presets for you to use
You can find out more regarding the Fields Studio, mentioned above, here -
https://affinity.help/publisher/English.lproj/index.html?page=pages/Panels/fieldsPanel.html?title=Fields panel
I hope this helps!
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soundcard22 reacted to walt.farrell in Question about reinstallation with new license
Perhaps this FAQ will help:
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soundcard22 reacted to v_kyr in Question about bending two lines at the same time
With the Node tool you just click once (at least here at my side under MacOS). - I don't think there is a keyboard shortcut for inserting a point, you point with the mouse cursor where on the path to insert one and click.
However take also a look here:
ADe Keyboard shortcuts (online help) Customizing Keyboard shortcuts (online help) ADe online help (general index, switch the language there to your mother languange) -
soundcard22 reacted to h_d in Question about bending two lines at the same time
Single click! 🤣
(Node Tool selected).
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soundcard22 reacted to v_kyr in Question about bending two lines at the same time
Hello and welcome!
Select both lines/layers Switch over to the Nodes tool and there enable transform mode Select two nodes and bend via the handle
bending.mp4
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soundcard22 reacted to v_kyr in Question about bending two lines at the same time
That doesn't look like a plain line here (a plain line usually has one start-node and one end-node), instead what you show there looks like a rectangle shape converted to curves (the above has 4 nodes).
bending2.mp4