Canwoman

AHH. I may have resolved it myself..I think I didn't download the drivers for the printer first.. Yep. Hope that helps some other hapless wally 😉🙄🤣

Hello. I'm using windows and affinity publisher. Attempting to print some business card artwork and when I use file/print it results in a "fax" window popping up asking me for details of what I want to say in my fax. Am a bit baffled.

Thanks for this It shows "Soft proofing If you’re concerned that the final output may not look as you’d expect it, you can use soft proofing to get a preview of how your artwork would look before the export stage. .." Which is available as a comparison of those colour profiles for each type of paper. I expect for home printing, matching my paper to the closest one of these profiles will be what's needed. I'm in Europe using an Epson ecotank ET 2826

Hello Walt thanks for the answer. At home printing is what I'm after, although it would be nice to know what all those options mean in layman's terms, just so we can understand why they're there. @v_kyr thanks for the list I did search in "tutorials" under various headings but 88 pages came up and hardly any of the first few pages appeared linked to Apub. Your list has some potential starting points I appreciate the help thanks, I'm 60 soon. Life's too short 😉

Hello I'm new to this version of serif's drawing programmes. I'm using affinity publisher I'm searching for a tutorial on the colour management options I've worked out that it's best for (me) print processing, if you start and export documents or drawing with CMYK profiles, but this list of options about which drawing profile to chose during the design stage, is beffuddling at best. I have searched the forums for "colour management" but cant see any specific tutorials I hail from the BC era design before computers