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In InDesign it came with CS6 – the last buyable version. And indeed it is an important feature especially in combination with SmartStyles which allows to format items with multicolumn-headlines, sublines and bodytext on the fly with a single click. Especially working on newspaper-style projects this gives an enormously faster working. Unfortunately I have do do some weekly jobs in a CS5.5-surrounding – and its annoying every time on that settings to seperate headings and bodies in different frames to get the formatted results. So I too would appreciate that affinity would add the multicolumns-feature within a frame as soon as possible... ur

Hello. So the final now has been released, the most important next step must be to get Indesign-CS6-files imported. Or even CS6-IDML-files, which couldn't be too complicated. Without IDML-import Affinity-Pub may be a nice tool but useless for professionals who are desperately looking for an abo-alternative to Adobe since the next MacOS-Version will kick-of CS6 as 32-bit-apps will be no longer supported on that Macs. So please, please get this IDML-import first in the to-do-list! Non-perfect-import would do it – format-settings and other finetuning-configurations could be done afterwards. Greetings - uro

Hallo. Möglicherweise sehe ich den Wald vor lauter Bäumen nicht.... Wie lässt sich in enem Dokument ein Bild, das als Ebene vorliegt, beschneiden? Damit es ganz klar wird: ich kann nach mittels "Platzieren" mehrere Bilder in ein Dokument einfügen. Diese liegen dann jeweils als eigene Ebene vor. Klicke ich auf ein Bild/Ebene, erscheinen Anfasser, mit denen sich das Bild verändern lässt. So weit, so gut. Was ich vermisse, ist ein Werkzeug, wie ich solche Bilder in der Ebene beschneiden kann. Also nur das Ebenen-Bild, nicht das ganze Dokument. Wie macht man das in Affinity? Das ist doch eine Funktion, die häufig gebraucht wird... (jedenfalls bei mir). Herzliche Grüße -UR

Hello. May I continue in this theme? I got the same problem that bleeds are not saved to PDF, working with artboards. In the document there is generally defined a 2mm-bleed, and in some artboards the bleed is correctly saved to PDF while other artboards don't save any bleed. Is this a bug or has bleed to be activated somewhere in artboard-settings? The actual document concerning this "feature" contains 7 artboards. I use artboards very often to have variations of a design in a very practical manner, but save to PDF without bleed is really bad. Unfortunately in artboards the bleed is not shown up – and the clip-to-canvas-option is grayed out. (showing bleed in artboards would be great in a next version...). Uwe

Hello. It would be great if A-Ph on "save-to" or "export" would use the same folder within the original opened file. Could this be configured in the actual version? If not, it would be my feature-request... Greetings - Uwe