Kambro

I understand. Thank you.

@JimSlade Hello, Can you explain what you mean? I understood from @walt.farrell's reply that the option was not yet available on Affinity Publisher V2. Best regards.

It's a strange lack, if you remember the revolution caused by the addition of this option to InDesign.

It would be very valuable if Affinity Publisher would integrate the option of a paragraph composer and not only his line composer. This would avoid many rivers of white in the texts. It seems an essential feature. Thanks in advance to the team.

Thank you @walt.farrell ; It's a pity; I'm waiting for version 3.0...

Thank you for your answer, @firstdefence. No, I didn't mean the Paragraph panel. In InDesign, when you use the Justified option (on the panel for example) this option has a default functionality who adjust not only line by line but all the lines of a paragraph in order to avoid “rivers of white” i.e. cracks in the loop of the Paragraph. So, sometimes, the second line of a Paragraph changes of justification when we add a word at the latest line. See this articles : Text composition and Paragraph composer. The next time I encounter a text where the use of paragraph composer is obvious, I'll send it to you; so we'll compare the results of InDesign vs Publisher. Best regards.

Good morning, Thank you for receiving me in your forum. I'm an avid user of InDesign for book publishing, and I'm about to switch to Publisher. I have charged the trial version, but after the 30 days, I still have some questions. Do you know if Publisher offers a paragraph justification option as good as InDesign? In InDesign, it is called Adobe paragraph composer. This option avoid to have “rivers of white” in the paragraph. Thank you in advance. Kambro