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This way you can lost all local formating (bold, italic...).

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=publisher+data+merge

Oh, yes. It was produced with ID.

I don't know what app was used to produce the PDF because I downloaded it from a web site.

Here is a PDF file (original.pdf) that was imported in v.2 of Publisher and produced the same errors as in v.1 (marked with magenta in original in Publisher v.2.pdf). Original in Publisher v.2.pdf Original.pdf

You can modify/check your working profile everytime you create a new document under "File > New > Color".

Do you use global or standard colors?

Are they cruical for the job? If so, start a new thread in Features request forum.

No roadmaps for the users. They have their internal one. Any new features will be added when the second number in the version number increases: 2.1, 2.2, 2.3...

What is your working profile and do you have "Preferences > Color > Convert to working profile" checked?

Why don't you explore Snapping tool (on the toolbar) in depth? There are plenty of options and I believe you will find the right one.

What is your ICC profile in Preferences > Color? Is ot Prophoto or something else?

It is all about how Affinity team created (PDF) import/export filters based on that how deep they analized the file structure so far.

BTW, PDF always embeds images. Maybe, just maybe, the problem arises if you import PDF with 72 dpi images and on export, if you set the dpi to 300, Affinity resamples them?

Rasterize the image (JPG, TIF...); Click on Develop persona; Make the changes you want; Click Develop. You are back again to Photo.

Inserting note references in Headings is a bad habbit and is not recomended by most authors of page design books. Try avoiding them.

Did you setup "Convert to working color space" in Preferences > Color?

I have such an issues from time to time when Windows prepares its update in the background. Microsoft Team steals, also, too much resorces. Search for Windows Startup and see if there are some programs that slow down your computer.

EPX is 3D model image file and AFAIK it is not natively supported by Affinity. I just wonder how you succeed to open it.

And what is the canvas size? Why not? You can do it and then save (export) the picture in the format QImage supports.

Something more specific, like: why do you need to export them; which format do you use; what resoultion...

The last two vector formats are WMF and EPS, but I don't recomend them. Have you tried to change any defaults in PDF and SVG export settings?

Can yo attach a screenshot with yours PDF export settings?

Maybe you should try PDF or SVG file formats?

No.