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Old Bruce

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  1. 22 minutes ago, get in shape said:

    Do you mean that after this Data Merge operation we have to bring it back to Affinity Designer again?

    Walt probably means you would take the Publisher file and export it as a PDF. Then in Designer you open that PDF and it will have each PDF page as a separate Artboard. Now in Designer you can set up a pair of export formats to generate each Artboard (the original individual pages from Publisher) as a JPEG and as a PDF. You do this in the Export Persona of Designer.

    The hard part is the naming of the Artboards.

  2. I think the problem is that we cannot choose Master Pages. This would be a good feature request, "Please add Master Pages to the list of things we can select."

    Until then you can name everything on your Master Pages with unique and descriptive names and use those to toggle on and off the various layers. We all really should be naming each and every item on our Master Pages with unique and descriptive names anyway. It is simply a good best practice.

  3. Let us say I come up with a truly brilliant idea and post it here. Affinity decides to run with it and agree to pay me a penny a copy once they implement it. All good. Oh no. People from Adobe and Quark are reading this forum. They have stolen my idea. They are using it and not paying me.

    If or when Affinity includes a raster to vector tracing tool or command who should get the money? Several people have suggested it. Same for true Vector brushes and also for a Digital Asset Manager. Autoflowing Tables in Publisher.

    Over the years I have given away song lyrics and comedy routines to people who could use them. If I wanted to get paid I would say so before I offered up the lyrics or routines. And I've gotten paid gigs just by saying "I can fix that, but it'll cost you." Your best bet is to take your idea and write it out and set up meetings with several software companies.

    In closing there is the, probably apocryphal, story about a movie studio executive who paid Orson Welles for his latest great idea for a movie. The executive's friends pointed out that he had just paid money for Macbeth.

  4. 17 minutes ago, DarkClown said:

    Has anyone got an idea what this one stands for?:

    Designer_ScnsGfAca6.png.c1188682b39109fca91fc24884a966e7.png

     

    5 minutes ago, DarkClown said:

    Nope, thats a different Icon ... the one I postet is a group icon with a hole in the middle ...

    If you click on the disclosure triangle you may find out.

    ScreenShot2024-04-10at8_02_40AM.png.21149cbf0a81775122ec4ccae4b8c13a.png

    A group with a mask in it. Note that it is not masking the group, the mask is just in the group.

  5. You have pasted it onto the Actual Page's applied Master Page. To remove it you'll have to right click on the Master Page layer and choose Edit Detached from the context menu. Then you can either delete the rectangle or Cut it and then if you have nothing selected in the Layers panel and paste the rectangle again it should be pasted into the Layers panel above the Master Page. Alternitivly you can use Edit Detached to select the rectangle, in the layers panel, and move it above the Master Page.

  6. 2 hours ago, tzvi20 said:

    I copied and pasted text from word to publisher, and it missed the black line from word under my contact information, but everything else transferred.

     

    41 minutes ago, tzvi20 said:

    I can't upload the document, but placing missed a black line that I have under my contact information since it is my resume.

    This could be a Decoration of the text in the MS Word application for which Publisher has no equivalent. 

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