Henriette W

Thank you. 🙂 That makes sense. Yeseterday, I converted all my images to TIFF to circumvent the issue, and as you said, everything now exports perfectly.

LOL - why, thanks. I like the way you express yourself. 😄 I have Photoshop so I saw no harm in that. However, there must be an issue with that particular file. I tried exporting the image (created in ArtStudio Pro) to TIFF instead, and that file is exported to PDF through AffPub just fine. However, exporting to JPG when you ultimately need to export the entire publication to CMYK is asking for trouble. It results in the most insane colours. JPG is just not for printing.

Yesterday I had an issue for the first time since I started using Affinity Publisher (ver. 2). I tried exporting my publication to PDF file format. I have created a publication that is, currently, 13 pp long. Of the 13 pp, 12 pp are showing in the exported pdf-file perfectly fine. However, the 13th page only shows the text and not the inserted image file. The image file is PSD format, just like the other image files I have inserted in the document. So why is that one image not showing? I experimented a little and made an export of that one page only, and then the image showed just fine in the PDF-file. But the second I ask the programme to export more than that one page, the image of the said page disappears again. I have tried various solutions: rebooting both app and Mac (desktop), changing the resolution and size of file, opening the exported file in various apps that all displayed the file with page 13 image missing. All to no avail. Any suggestions? Attaching files for your perusal. Kindly, Henriette Ragna side 13.pdf Ragna 12-13.pdf Ragna pp 3-13.pdf

Thanks a ton. 🙂 Yes, this thread did get a little clotted, but glad to see that the staff are taking the matter seriously.

Impressive piece of detective work. 🙂 Thank you!

Wow, that was thorough. Thanks, both of you. 🙂

I already boosted the performance and the next time I exported, I did not get the warning. As for crashing, I am not sure it would happen, but my Mac has only 8 Gb RAM, and I can feel how it's having problems when I work with sizable files. I see no reason to embed the images. Linking works fine, and I always export for PDF when the printing house needs my book. Essentially that means that my document stays with me.

Thanks. 🙂 My fonts were born with my Mac. I'll try the safe mode once my project is shipped off.

Super thanks. 🙂

Yes, I agree. Maybe I should delete the Palatino from my fontbook and then reinstall it (know a good and safe link for that?).

Oh, you were right. 🙂 My Publisher doesn't know the Rethink font, but the other two were clear enough.

Yes, you're right - one day. At the moment, I just need to get this comic book ready for publication. 🙂 And then I'll dive into the issue again.

Thanks. I don't have Designer - only Publisher and Photo.

True - but in my case, my specific print is all I need. 😄 Either way, it looks like my issue is a local one. Maybe the most time saving thing I can do now is simply avoid the outline setting altogether.

Unless my screen display is the problem - then a print test would definitely shed some light.