Pebowski

This bug exists since V1. In Photo on a Mac with Retina Display in German, when you have set Font to Big then in "Anpassen" Panels the first 2 Buttons will overlap: "Vorgabe hinzufügen" and "Zusammenlegen"

In the German version the buttons "Vorgabe hinzufügen" and "Zusammenlegen" overlaps when you have Fontsize "Big". Version of Photo 1.10.5 from the AppStore. MacOS 12.3.1 and a Studio Display (was the same on my old iMac 27" without Retina Display) Regards Peter

The "Allow advanced features" is now in German "Erweitere Features zulassen" - but it should be "Erweiterte Features zulassen". A "t" is missing. Regards, Peter

Hi! With my iMac 27" (Late 2013) with Non-Retina display the overlapping in the German version still exists. If I have dark mode with standard font (pic. 1) everything looks fine with the 2 buttons on top. When I change to big font and light mode everything is OK too (pic. 2). But when I restart the app, it is overlapped (pic. 3) Regards, Peter

In InDesign there is a very useful function with block text: lines where the distance between words are too small or wide are marked with different shades of yellow. So you can see at a glance where you should adjust manually. Is there something similar in Publisher? I have not found it yet. Regards, Peter

There is a little missing translation with the styles, It says "New style" which should be "Neuer Stil" Regards, Peter

When I place a PDF with embedded fonts, that I don't have on my system (i.e. an advertisement from a client) in my Pub document, then the font is replaced but editable. For this kind of I will need option to place it not editable but with the embedded font, Regards, Peter

I think, on facing pages, the left and right page are treated as one spread. And you can have an element (i.e. a picture) that spans over both pages.

Are all 3 Apps installed in the Application folder or somewhere else?

Here with me it helped to to start the newest version from the Mac App Store of Photo and Designer once, Then they are registered for Studio Link.

I think, he describes Footer, not Footnotes.

Therefor they call it "Tonung" not "Tönung" But I agree, that's a little bit unusual in German.

In Lightroom it is translated with "Tonung"

Me too! +1

Hi @AdamW, thank you, that was it. I had looked in my profile, but the link 'Manage your email marketing preferences' I have overlooked. Regards, Peter