Pedrober

At last! Galician spelling was not working for the sake of recently installed new versions of dictionaries. I reinstalled the previous version of Galician dictionaries (13:10) and Spelling works again under Affinity Publisher. Anyhow, it's necessary to get hyphenation working without tricks.

It's very odd and more when it worked during my first days with the first Beta.

No luck with Spelling. I have the necessary dictionaries installed in the OS X system. Galician spelling worked with the first Beta for a few days. Then, it stopped. With the second Beta, it has never worked.

The suggested workaround also works in the Mac version. I had been unable to install Galician language hyphenation. Now it works if I use the "Update style" workaround. Anyhow, it's necessary to fix that.

Mike, Thank you for the files. No problem if I use the Windows version, but Galician hyphenation doesn't work in my Mac. I suppose it's a bug. Best wishes.

Mike, Thank you very much for your message. Your first quotation is a medieval text. The last one is modern Galician. Everything is OK. How do you get that result? Brilliant! Maybe the problem could be linked to the fact I am a Mac user?

Mike, Thank you very much for your message. Your first quotation is a medieval text. The last one is modern Galician. Everything is OK. How do you get that result? Brilliant!

No luck with Galician language. I was able to create a /gl-ES directory in /Contents/Resources/Dictionaries, the language appears in the list of possible hyphenation languages but it doesn't work (even with score=1). Curiosly, if I replace the hyph_gl_ES.dic file with the Spanish file (in the /gl-ES directory), that fake Galician hyphenation works. Any suggestion?

MikeW, After following your posts, I have purchased Quark in Education version at a very good price. I have been a Ventura user for a very long time and PagePlus was my second choice, as far as Ventura is too old for some projects. Now, with QXP, for the first time in a very long time, I am perfectly at ease (I can't resist the InDesign interface). It's obvious that Affinity Publisher will need years to arrive close to the set of features QXP offers. Thank you very much for your suggestion. Regards.