BillKress

PC: Windows 11/64 Application: Affinity Publisher 2.2.0 also with previous versions of Publisher. When PDF files (attached) is dragged into Publisher, I get the Error message: This file type is not supported. Same error when right click on PDF and Open With Publisher and with Publisher Open -> File -> pdf file Note that the attached PDF files can be opened by the newest Acrobat Reader for PC (2023.006.20320). It cannot be opened by older versions of Acrobat Pro (e.g., 9). Affinity Publisher can open older versions of PDF files. family_tree_magazine_nov-dec-2022.pdf family_tree_magazine_jul-aug-2023.pdf

I have arranged several images on a page to make a montage. Then grouped the image to make one continuous square image. When I select the entire montage and draw a stroke around the entire grouped image, the stroke is around not the entire image but the last image that was grouped. Affinity Publisher bug. _Boot-Camp-Presentation-6-Jun-2022-Slide-31-Affinity-Problem.pdf

Windows 10 Pro, version 1709, OS Build 16299.1029, 16.0 GB RAM, Intel Cor i7-4770 Cannot save new document. Cannot repeat. Had to save it as PDF (this worked) and import the PDF to start again. After one failure, it did not happen again. I tried to start a new document, import text styles as before, but could not get save failure to repeat (sorry). But this was definitely a bug with the new 1.10. Thanks,

Affinity Publisher Bug: The attached FontTest.afpub has 8 different fonts -- both serif and sans serif. When exporting to PDF (Export Settings: PDF (for web), 72 dpi, preview...), and the PDF sent via iTunes to with the iDevice's Books application or Acrobat application, font failure happens. We tested an iPhone 7 and 7+ (OS 12.4) and an older iPad (OS 10.3.4). What happens is that the letters ff, fi and others starting with f will not print using several fonts: Verdana, Arial, Georgia, Times New Roman. All works correctly using Garamond, Calibri, Myriad Pro, Adobe Caslon Pro. (We didn't test additional fonts.) All looks correct when the PDF is viewed on a PC, but not on our iPhones or iPads. FontTest.afpub