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Ok. It seems the only solution is find&replace.

This also not an easy way. If you have " at the beginning and at the end. I thought setting the hook in preferences will fix it. so what is the hook for?

How can I avoid in a text with full justification, the terrible looking automatic spaceing of a single word in a line (not the last line)?

Even though in preferences autocorrection I set the mark to typografik quotes. They keep beeing the wrong ones on import and later. I cannot change them all per hand.

Thanks. I just found out the same. And with an addionally mask I can have the cutted out image on a coloured fond. It's great!

I have both, but never worked with them yet. Can I do both: a mask to cut out the object and a path for the textwrap, or so? To what do I apply the wrapping? Mask, curve, picture or frame. I tried all without real success. It is strange, if I don't apply to any, there is text wrapping, but I cannot adjust, as it is not really existing. Can I find a step-by-step instruction somewhere in the net?

I want to isolate an image (isolated on white) in Publisher to place it on a colored background or/and wrap text around. In Indesign there is a function where I can choose weather I want a Photoshop path or mask, or if ID should find the outline of an isolated image. How can I do this in publisher? Is there a way with masks in the layer? How? I did a workaround isolating the image on transparency in Photoshop, which is not, what I was looking for. I want to do this within Publisher. In your video tutorial a outline is drawn with the pen tool by hand, but I have no time to draw complex outlines with the pentool. And additionally there is a shadow in the picture I want to have the text not to wrap. (see attached screenshot from InDesign). Is there a way to have two paths: one for isolation and one for text wrapping? Or how do I manage this?

I found out, how it works, but I can explain only for the german version, as I don't know the english expressions in the menues: select the textfield you want to off the wrapping, go to Ansicht (view?) > Studio > Textrahmen (textframe?) and set a hook at "textumbrüche ignorieren" (ignore text wrapping?) I hope thie helps

Das würde ich auch gerne wissen I'd like to know this as well

Since today video tutorials are no more working. I got a black screen.

@walt.farrell: your answer was very helpful, also your links @v_kyr, . But I still wonder about the best workflow, if I want to work with Late Binding (i.e. keeping the widest gamut while designing, not to loose color information) but at export as Print-PDF I want the document and all its content to be CONVERTED into a certain profile. It seems I can only embed a profile, but not convert into a profile. I can convert the document itself, but not the exported file? right? That means in the end I probably have several files: xy-srgb.afdesign, xy-isocoated300.afdesign, xy-newspaper,afdesign,... And then the customer wants a tiny change :-( What profiles would be the best for my workingspace? LAB? Adobe RGB? eciRGB? When I place a picture with a smaller profile, it will be converted. Before export it will be converted again, so it will change its colours completely. If the picture could keep its profile until export, it will only be converted once. And what will happen to CI colors? In Illustrator I can choose at export, that predesigned CMYK can keep its color value. I know this is more a question to the developer team of Affinity Designer.

I'm just used to Adobes Colorworkflow and missing it in Affinity.

The problem is: I want to find out which colorprofile a pixelimage has, placed in A-Designer. To know if the original profile has been changed, and to control the output for print. e.g. has a rgb image been changed to cmyk? Or has a cmyk profile been changed to another cmyk (like newspaper to offset). If you understand, what I mean.

Wie denn?

@toltec: I am too stupid to find the info panel . Are you shure it is in Affinity DESIGNER?

lol

Hi! anybody out there to answer my questions?

And where can I find out which colorprofile the embedded file has? Does it keep its original profile or is it changed at import? And to which profile is it changed? rgb to working space rgb? cmyk to workingspace cmyk? no profile to what? - Can I change the profile at export like one pdf for offset print another for newspaper? - is there any tutorial about the colormanagement workflow? - is there any tutorial about the softproof dialog? How does the softproof work? - what is the best strategy, when I want to keep the profiles unchanged as long as possible for a later output for different media?

From my printing press I got a colorprofile I have to use. Where and how do I install it, so I can select it in Affinity (Designer and Photo)?

I am new in Affinity Designer, coming from Adobe Illustrator. When I place a picture/file in Illustrator, I have a links panel where I can see all placed files and their properties. Like path to the original file, solution in DPI, colorprofile of a picture, the actual solution and whether they are imbedded, linked or missing. Do I have equal in Affinity? Wher can I sfind out the properties of a placed picture?

When I do this I get the following:

How can I open or import my old Adobe Illustrator files?