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Mr. K

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  1. 6 hours ago, Old Bruce said:

    I have had trouble with "duplicated" links by which I mean the name is the same for several or all of them, check the Hyperlinks Studio for a list of all the names.

    It is not duplicated in the Hyperlinks Studio list of all the names. The link works in AFPub to show source and show target, but it does not work when exported.

  2. I think it's a valid concern. I suspect the only solution is to have a message appear that would say; "You cannot have two anchors with the same name" when "anchored" text is duplicated. That got me thinking so I did this test: I created a text block "Test." I duplicated that, then I inserted an anchor on the first one and AFPub named the anchor Test. I inserted an anchor on the second one, and AFPub named it Test 2. I tried it again and this time I tried to remove the 2 from after Test on the anchor name, and AFPub would not let me do that. OK became grayed out, so I guess this (duplicating anchored text) is a bug.

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  3. 3 hours ago, Old Bruce said:

    But I fail to see the sense or utility of copying an anchor,

    Here's the reason, it's more than just curiosity. I made these photo numbers with anchors attached to each and then I added them all to my Assets. So my curiosity was what happens if I accidentally put more than one instance of the asset in my project. That will be a problem.

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  4. I agree that it must be a bug, but it's one that I cannot see a solution to. If the dropdown used 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 to identify the duplicated anchors, and then say there was an instance of another text anchor that was really set on text of 1.1, then that would also create a problem. I guess we just need to be very careful not to place duplicate anchors, or we have to know that the hyperlink will always be placed on the last anchor.

    It would be good if Affinity we chime in here and see if they can explain this. Thanks.

  5. Out of curiously I created a test document with one anchor text, and duplicated it on two other pages. Then I created a "TEST" line of text and inserted a hyperlink on the "TEST" text. Although there are three instances of the anchor in the document, only the one appears in the Hyperlink Properties/Hyperlink Type/Anchor dialog box drop down menu. I then exported the document to test the hyperlink, and honestly I cannot tell where it is linked.

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  6. 59 minutes ago, fde101 said:

    The arrows mark off the region that gets repeated.

    For example, if your style has 5 rows and you use the arrows to section off the top two rows and the bottom row, then the first two rows of the table will be styled to match the first two rows in the style, the last row in the table will match the last row in the style, and the remaining rows will repeat the styles from the two rows in between.

    The list of "cell formats" is a set of styles that can be applied to the cells - update the selected cell format using the controls on the right of that list.  Select one or more cells in the style-mockup-table then select a cell format to apply it to the corresponding cell(s).

    The "Frame" controls on the left let you put a border around the entire table.

    Very cool.

    I see this now. Like I said before, it helps to make changes in the dialog box and watch what happens to the cells in the table.

    Thanks to all for the help.

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