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SCHWWWWING. thanks.

Pretty groovy... anything similar for AD?

Phabulous response. TYVM. As a bit of follow-up, I've found PDF to be the only "fairly functional" transfer mechanism, as you suggest. I migrated font to a more generic serif face, which was OK. Immediate project is a 2-sided trifold brochure, so AD did its best with a 2-layer result that is fairly workable. We'll see if the printer can work with distinct pdf's for front & back, else can surely work something out with tiff's or the like (or whatever CMYK based solution they'd like). Thanks for the extra effort on clarifying things for me - very useful.

I'm migrating some work from MS Publisher to Affinity Designer. I'm wondering what is considered "best practice" for this task. I understand from the in-app help that AD supports opening the file types listed below, but I'm not clear on the advantages / disadvantages of the types that are beyond "flat images" (eg: tiff,bmp,gif,jpeg). So my question is: what MS Publisher output files will provide the most utility for an AD file import? Is .pdf the only legit choice? Thanks.