Petar Petrenko

IMO, this is a 3.0 feature, not for 2.6. But, having in mind there is such a long pause between 2.5 and 2.6, I won't be surprised if they work on 3.0 instead of 2.6.

Why bother with it, you have much better Yamaha DGX 670 for around $1000. https://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical_instruments/pianos/p_series/dgx-670/specs.html#product-tabs

This subject is very interesting and I could talk about it days and days, but it is of topic here and on this forum, also. Maybe some other time and place...

It is 100% true what I said above as long as you eat only fresh fruits and vegetables and no any other food.

Not only apples. If you eat only fruits and vegetables only, you will keep ALL doctors away as long as you live.

Only JPG flattens the image. TIF saves the layers, but they can be flattened too if you choose to do it, not automatically.

Yes, I am, but also work on Mac. So, some LINUX similar to Mac GUI?

You will have to protect it with password.

I use Affinity studio for pre-press and design, so I would like a LINUX distribution that will suite my needs.

I am interested in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, not Reader. BTW, what LINUX distribution would anyone recommend?

Yes. All embedded fonts "travel" together with the PDF document.

So, what about Acrobat among others? In our workflow we use some apps together with Affinity and Adobe apps AFAIK do not work on LINUX. And if we don't have all apps we need, it is not a good idea to jump to LINUX.

Why don't you simply embed "All fonts" or "Document fonts" instead of converting to curves?

I am not sure. I just wanted to see what happens when vertically arranged. I suppose: vertical alligned -- keeps left and right master pages; converting to non facing -- you won't have the left master page as you can see from the file you sent to me. Only right pages are numbered.

Here it is. Gledna tocka.idml

Hi, I open IDML with right click > Open with... File > Document setup Model > Arange Vertically Publisher crashes. I tried this 3 times with same result.

Not on Mac. Never failed.

I left a document open in Publisher and shutdown the computer. When I started the computer and open Publisher, I got a message that the document must be repaired.

Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. What I want is if I left a document open in Publisher, then when I restart the computer should restart Publisher and open the document the document. Something like in a sleep mode.

Since version 10, Windows added Apple feature to reopen the apps which have been opened when you shut down the computer. At this point only Microsoft (and maybe some Adobe ones) are adjusted to this feature. Can we expect Affinity to join them?

There are about 2.5 years since version 2.0. I hope v. 2.5 will be last of it. I am waiting 3.0 very soon with these features in Publisher: Acrobat's Print Production tools; span/split columns; mulipage tables span; table notes; GREP styles; decorations from paragraph styles to be added to character styles; cleaning the mess of applying colors to objects (you have to open other panels to apply colors to objects instead from swatches panel only); more IDML features; converting text => table and vice versa; object styles (like InDesign).

I don't think it is a big deal at all, but anyhow, would it take too much time to be fixed?

What do you mean by this? Sizes of the artboard(s)? Or the object(s)?

"Show invisible" or "Show offboard" can be added in "View" menu.

It won't change anything for the users if this one space is Artboard instead of Canvas.