Petar Petrenko

The Designer file is correct.

Thank you @GarryP. It was about the pressure. I used it for a line in the book and I didn't realise it is still active. Now, everything is OK.

Yes, I wonder too, because I didn't change anything there.

Hi, I wanted to export some Designer files into SVG and PDF for those ones who didn't use Affinity suite, but I have some problems with the circles as you can see from the files I attached. Can somebody explain to me what am I doing wrong? Thank you. MAKLIT.afdesign MAKLIT.pdf MAKLIT.svg

Hi, can you explain better what you mean by placeholders? What happened when you pasted them into Designer? Maybe some visual example to see it in action? Thank you.

The RGB values you see here are form the period introducing color TVs. There was a problem watching color programs on B&W TVs so the experts have to do something. After some time experimenting they found the values I put here.

I've just watched Affinity Revolution video where they suggest these values for accurate converting color photos into B&W: R: 30 Y: 89 G: 59 C: 70 B: 11 M: 41

Hi, I am on Windows and just created a "Black and White Adjustment" preset, but I can't find it anywhere when I wanted to applied it on a color photo.

Yes, I know it can rescale fine, but good it is if the picture is out of the margins (see atachment) even out of page (the three nodes on the gray background). What I want is Publisher to rescale the image to fit proportionaly inside the margins.

No, it is not going to be a problem, because all three standards paper formats A, B, and C are DIN standards and the ratio of the page sides (hegiht : width) is always 1 : SQR(2).

If I export from Word A4 size to PDF it will be still A4 and the book is usually smaller like A5 or B5 size. So, nothing changes. The images (and the tables) have to be resized manually.

This is an extra step that I would use only in emergencies. It does not solve the "problem" either. I still have to resize images manually.

This "problem" occurs when importing text files from text processors with embeded images. The authors always enter their text in A4 format and include the images into Word and resize them to fit the margins. Now, when they are impoerted in B5 or A5 format, images are wider or higner than the margins (text frame). The same problem is with the tables. They are also wider than the margins and they have to be resized, too. So, I would like images to be resized by size, not by changing their resolution. 1. Not to be distorted i.e. not to be resized by width or by height only. 2. Big in dimensions, if their width or height is bigger than the text frame wwidth or height.

Hi, Are there any chances to add a feature to resize big images proportionaly in Publisher during import to fit text frame? The same "problem" is with wider tables, but IMO it is much harder to make them fit.

I agree 100%.

Each feature has its complexity. Some of them can be done within seconds, but some of them need much more. Much, much more. Trust me, I've been in these waters.

I thik it will be their flagship feature for the v 2.0

Yes, I'm waiting for it impatiently to leave InDesign as I did with Photoshop and Illustrator.

There is a trial period for any Affinity software. Why you bought it before trying it first? No, this is not an issue. Real issue is that I am waiting for years Microsoft to add complete video capabilities into Notepad, which makes me really nervouus.

This is not an issue. It is a feature that is expected in a near future.

I wonder where Publisher put the words when spell checking is on and you click on "Learn"? Is it in the language specific dictionary or somewhere else and where it is located?

Example from internet: The first row "Table 1..." is the caption and the rows starting with small letters (a, b, c, d) bellow the table are table (foot)notes.

Captions and tablenotes are completelly different terms. Captions are used to describe the tables, photos, charts, drawings... and tablenotes have the same functionality of the footnotes, but they explain the text which is located in a cell of a table.

Endnotes can be positioned at the end of a section, story or the publication. So they can be named sectionnotes, storynotes or just endnotes if they are at the end of the publication. They are (or, can be) used for bibliography. Footnotes are used to exolain some part of the text on the actual page. Tablenotes are used to explain some text placed within the cells of the table and they are positioned at tne bottom of the table. So, I don't see any reason why these 3 kinds of notes could not exist in same publication.