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Anna.K

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  1. Ah, thank you so much for letting me know! I'm glad to hear that the bug was fixed and that this issue won't become a habitué!
  2. I had defined a paragraph decoration (a coloured underline, 2 mm below the text) as part of a text style. After the update, the paragraph decoration was not only "separated " from the text style (it was not an integral part; it appeared as a "+ paragraph decoration" note in the styles panel next to the text style), the decorative element had also moved from 2 mm underneath the line to 2 mm above the line. I had to change the definition of the decoration (- 2mm instead of +2 mm as it had been before), and I had to then re-apply the style by hand in at least half of the cases (to get rid of the "+ the wrong decoration", which for some cases it did do automatically after updating the style, in others it didn't). That took a lot of time. With the update before that, it was exactly the same some problem. The paragraph decoration separated from the style. And the decorative line had moved from 2mm underneath the line to above it. Please, can you fix this for the next update?
  3. @ MikeTO Thanks for letting me know it isn't me, and that I can't fix it. This is highly inconvenient; I can't move/remove/add spreads because the content I want to move is usually contained to one page. I can work around it by creating single pages and not spreads, but that creates its own issues in other areas of my project. I hope Affinity will fix this soon.
  4. This didn't happen with affinity v1, at least not with the version of it I was using. With v2: When I add or remove one page somewhere in the middle, or move one page to a different place, it adds master pages to all pages following the place where the page has been added / removed / moved to. Meaning: following downward from the place of removal/addition, all formerly right pages that have now become left pages have the text frames and images of my "left master page" on top of that page's text frames and images. All formerly left and now right pages have the text frames and images of my "right master page" on top of that page's frames and images. This only does not happen if a) I have changed nothing about the page yet. Even if I have only typed in some text in a text frame, without moving the frame from its original place, that page's master page will be placed on top. b) It also does not happen when I add / remove / move an even number of pages. The problem seems to be when a formerly left page is turned into a right page, and the other way around. This is a huge problem. If I have to remove a page somewhere at the beginning of my 100 page document, I then have to go and delete those additional frames and images from all the 90-something pages following fromt there. Am I doing something wrong, is there a setting I need to change, or is this a bug? If yes, please fix it soon - I cannot do bigger projects with publisher if this keeps happening!
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