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Here is the document set up: And here is the Export panel: Does this make sense?

Hi Gary, I understand this, I would be happy with it being 7678 or 7677 px, but the issue is that this is coming up as 4cm^2 for our printer, not 65cm^2, as it should, not the decimal place.

Here are the dimensions of the file: And here is a converter I used to calculate what px dimensions 650mm would be equal to:

It seems to save the same. The file says dimensions are 7678 x7678, and the dimensions we need are 650mm x 650mm A converter tells me this is the same thing but the printer says it is only 4cm x 4cm. Does this make sense?

Hi, I have a file I've made on Affinity Designer to be sent to a print manufacturer. They want a 300dpi Tiff file to scale, but every time we convert it the size changes? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I previously didn't realise there was a hyperlink panel, all fixed now thank you.

Hello, beginner here. I am trying to export a publisher doc and it's saying invalid hyperlink, when I can't see any hyperlinks? Any assistance? Thanks.

Yes, I had copied the text frame from another document. The main issue is where we are converting our companies documents form InDesign to ublisher.

Yes thank you! This was actually selected, but when I unselected and reselected it it fixed itself. Thank you

Hello, I have been having trouble with a Designer document. There is one that when I am trying to click on different objects between different artboards, I have to first select the artboard every time. This is obviously not a major issue but annoying as none of my other documents do this. Thank you.

Thank you everyone for your response. I'm not sure what was happening but I solved it! The solution is to go into the Text frame panel and to check the box "ignore baseline grid." It seemed to be snapping to some grid from another document.

I am having trouble when I copy and paste, especially text, between Publisher files. For some reason the text moves around (see image). How can I fix this? Thank you.