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There is a place for both. I really like my Wacom tablet, which may be why I don't personally own a Magic Mouse - though I have used one and the lack of a physical wheel on that doesn't bother me nearly as much as the fact that it is wireless and can't be recharged while in use. Apple makes some great products, but I think that particular design choice is dumb.

I would expect so: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204895

Yes, this is on the wrong forum - this was posted to the Mac bugs area but is evidently a Windoze bug being reported.

Also note that version is not current. There is a newer version you can grab from the thread near the top of the bug report forum: https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/57-report-bugs-in-publisher-beta-on-mac/

This has already come up on several other threads: So far eventual support for IDML import has been confirmed, but I don't think I have seen any official statement on export support, though many have asked for it. It is a questionable feature:

You can use the picker to pinpoint a color from the picture being worked on.

Check the console application (under /Applications/Utilities)

Yeah, the second one seems like it will have some use cases (an interesting case was demonstrated on another thread for numbering the days in calendars), but I would expect it to be the less common option. I would think you would want the numbering to advance with rows first in most cases.

I think you might be seeing a bug:

If using one of the Apple "magic mouse" things, you can generally swipe in the middle of the mouse as if a wheel were there to get the equivalent. With a track pad, you use two fingers to simulate a scroll wheel.

Actually, you can do this using the text ruler:

Try just selecting the frame then using the node tool instead of the move tool.

This is actually done from the Guides Manager (view menu) - there is a section there for setting column guides. I believe this is also enabled in the View menu somewhere... don't have it in front of me at the moment...

https://www.bookdesignmadesimple.com/book/typeface-vs-font/ https://thenextweb.com/dd/2012/05/20/is-it-a-font-or-a-typeface/

You mean the double-greater-than-sign thing? That shows up when there are too many things to fit on the context toolbar (window is too narrow) and allows access to options which didn't fit. You are not getting two "Lock Children" options. The one that is "hidden" in that menu is the same one you pictured on the left, but displayed in the menu when other things push it so far to the right that there isn't room to display it normally. If you have a large enough display to make your window sufficiently wider it will turn back into a checkbox and once everything is displayed in the context toolbar the ">>" thing will disappear.