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Funny here in Quebec we use Majuscules, at least in my circles. Doesn’t make it right but its what I am used to!

I woke up to an email from Affinity telling me about this so they did contact directly. It's also on the affinity site. They will be doing a question and answer thing-y soon. I would rather have good information than quick unreliable information.

I believe that is correct. The plugin sees the entire file.

Beautiful!

That makes sense as a temporary solution. It also makes sense why it's happening in some of other cases possibly. It was working OK for awhile which is why it was so weird to me! Merci!

Sure! Here is one of the more obvious Dragon page problems. I marked the problem warp layer Red so it would be easier to find, the rasterized version of that layer is above it. dragons page three.afdesign

Still having this issue, this time with a cropped image... sometimes. As you can see it isn't cropped on the left and is on the right. This looks fine in Designer and Publisher and also looked OK in a digital small PDF export but showed up in a PDF/X-1a:2003. I have had to rasterize the problem images to get them took right in the PDF/X-1a:2003 file for Amazon. The cropped images were also used on another page and worked fine in both PDF exports.

Excellent as always

I finally had time to show the weird PDf problem and compare to the same image exported as JPG. I am not getting the passthough mode problem on these but the strange cutting off when an image is warped is pretty obvious. Can we not use warping with PDF? It happens no matter what export setting I use.

Thank you very much!

I have to thank you for doing all the preprint editing for me! I "finish" something then don't look at it for a while, like a day or two so I can see it with fresh eyes before I send it out because I don't have anyone else to pick out mistakes for me. I am very encouraged by the positive responses. Maybe I will do another for fun with dinosaurs or something.

I have seen their work before, it is very humanizing and so incredible well done!

raster, i love vector for some things but this i wanted a more natural media look. Like older book illustrations. Thank you!

Thanks, that will save me some embarrassment!

My brother bought a new place and requested I make him a poster on human evolution using the skulls. It took a while to research and decide what would work and to weed through alternative ways to present to timeline. The images were draw in AP and it was set up in Apub. The illustrations separately are on 15x15" canvases and the printed poster will be 12x18".