Steve Grodz

THanks Mike. Actually I didnt realise - and only discovered just now by experimenting - that as you suggest publisher does present the bookmarks in the correct order in the final PDF doc - it's just super fiddly inserting them in publisher itself (orders them wrong, opens up all the nested bookmarks etc). So it's not as bad as I thought - you can at least do it, and hopefully only do it once. Thanks for the contents idea too, although I have not gone that route. Still, ultimately, cmon affinity just make the bookmarks more user friendly, jeez.

Hello, has the issue with bookmarks been fixed yet? Am I able to rearrange bookmarks in whatever order I want, rather than they being automatically in alphabetical and not able to be rearranged?

It is absolutely ridiculous that the bookmarks rearranging problem has not been fixed in version 2. WTF Affinity? I am very tired of having to insert my bookmarks by using Acrobat instead. It is super inefficient to have to re-insert bookmarks everytime I want to make a change to the PDF. Functional bookmarks are a basic, baseline capability publisher should have always had. Fix this sh*t.

I tried the above Hangman but ultimately fixed it by rasterizing the layer with the stain (it had a colour adjustment), then when exporting to PDF using the "rasterize everything" option. Thank you very much for your thoughts and taking the time to respond, I greatly appreciate it!

Hi Hangman 1. it's CMYK. 2. PDF settings PDF 1.7 Acrobat 8 3. Not sure I can upload it, possibly. I was kind of hoping this was a common problem with a known fix but perhaps not! Thanks for your response in any case!

Hi All! I'm sort of new to this but I've got a page where I want to export to PDF, and there is a "background stain" object on the page which is colour (light brown) and also partially transparent. When I export to PDF the partially transparent brown object turns grey, instead of staying brown. Any ideas on how to possibly fix this greatly appreciated! Cheers Steve