Mario Salerno

A feature to come I guess!

I'm sorry, I thought Font Manager could replace any font in the document, not just the missing ones! Is there such possibility, other than scrolling though the list of fonts? Thanks

Doing a search I ended up on the link I mention in the previous message. Then I found the help for v2 but it doesn't work as it says. Unless I am doing something wrong, the Font Manager widow only gives me the possibility to locate the font. If I want to replace it, the Substitution and Substitution Style columns (I suppose there is a drop-down menu on each column) do not open or react. Thanks

One US help page, still indicates it as being under "Document" menu. A bit confusing, I would say! https://affinity.help/publisher/en-US.lproj/index.html?page=pages/Text/fontManager.html?title=Font Manager I tried, after having managed to find it, in v2.03. but besides the list of fonts used in the document, the substitution and substitution Style column don't give any possibility. The only working option is finding the font. Am I doing something wrong?

I still don't understand what "Ventura has restricted some fonts which is catching people out" means! 🙂

Avenir Book/Book oblique/Black

I think I have found the problem. It's not an image but a font, apparently restricted, whatever that means. I have used for the last 25 years!!! Will keep you posted. Thanks for your help

Done! Thank you!

On v 2.0, I went from a 12 to 20 pages document (Restaurant menu with imported images) and it wouldn't export to PDF. The spinning wheel keeps turning while trying to create a preview, until Publisher doesn't respond anymore. I have just updated to Publisher 2.0.3, but the problem of exporting to PDF remains. In other words, I am stuck as I cannot share my work with the client. Any help is mostly welcome! Publisher 2.0.3 (Previously v2.0) MacBook Pro M1 Max 32bg, 2TB, Ventura 13.1 Mi piace Commenta Condividi

I had a similar problem when my file went from 12 to 20 pages. I couldn't create a PDF export (error message). I found a workaround; use the printer, instead of printing, in the print dialogue box, choose "save as PDF". It works f or me, I am on a MacBook Pro. Affinity 2.0. Hope it helps!