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Thanks Walt - I think I'm getting this now! David

I Added some pages and they came in locked. I suppose this is a safety feature? I haven't found out how to reset the default 'Locked' behaviour though ... I've looked through Preferences .... D

is my problem. I guess this means it can't be resized? (it can't) So how have I done this and how do I undo it please? David

Thanks everyone.

Yes, that did it. Thanks v much Mike. Those are associated fonts, are they? Is that something I should have known as a Windows thing for the last thirty years?? Honestly, if only Affinity would do a proper manual instead of relying on limited videos, it would save a lot of people a lot of time. Me, mainly.

I use Segoe UI Black as the title font for a newsletter I produce. Now I come to do the first one in Affinity, instead of PagePlus, Published can't find that font. I see elsewhere in forums that this is not just me. Here is the font available in Word - and here it isn't in Publisher - How can I get round this please? You gather, this is a font I need! Thanks in advance, David

Yes that's it. As I said, just silly ... I've been grouping stuff in PP so it's just another carry-over. Thanks Joachim_L and Walt.

I've just copied the relevant page. If I click on the broken pot image and remove the text wrapping, the text in the grey box appears. The 'Ignore text wraps' and other options in Text Frame>General are greyed out. If I click on the main text frame they are live. Something silly I've done, no doubt, but if you can tell me I'd be obliged! test.afpub

Hang on - it's greyed out ...

What would we do without you Walt? Thanks

I want to wrap text around an image, then superimpose a text window on the image - but the wrapping hides the text. Thus - The image needs to have the main text wrapping round it but the caption has to be superimposed - yet the text disappears! I can understand the logic for this but is there a workaround? Thanks.

Walt - thank you for taking the time to answer this pretty basic question. I'm sure you're right, but when I clicked on the frame all I could see were the usual blue 'handles' which was no help at all. I've deleted it, or I'd show you - but thanks, I know now.

What are the red dots that appear (sometimes) at opposite corners of a text frame please? Scouring the Help file proved unsuccessful. Thanks. David