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It worked! 😀 I replace the container and Resources Manager now detects all the missing tiff. Thank you so much, Laurent and thank you all for your help, my friends 😘😘

Oh, ok, I'll try this! Tanks 😀

Yes. I moved all the problematic pics to the main directory and relink one by one again, but still the same result. Thank you so much for your help, my friend 😀

Hi! All of them are the same size and did it the same way. They are sport shields exported as single layer tiff. Send you one attached, my friend. Thanks for your help P29_CD LEALTAD.tiff

Hi, and thanks for your help The Resources Manager doesn't recognise those pictures although they are linked to the document. Instead of renaming the subdirectory, I tried to move all those pics to the main directory and relink them again (one by one) but the result was the same: The resources Manager doesn't recognize them and when saving as package, those pics are not included. Thanks again

Hi, and thanks again All of them are tiff files and linked directly in the .afpub file. The thing all the missing files have in common is they are in the same subdirectory. Within the main pics directory there are two subdirectories with more pictures inside them. The contents of one of them is listed in the resources manager, and works correctly, but the pics in the other subdirectory simply don't exist for the Resources Manager, but they are indeed in the document as in Hi rez PDF, everything looks as expected. Thank you again, Walt Juanma

Here they are The missing pics aren't included, but they are there as I told you.

Thanks for answering, my friend I'm using V2 - 2.0.4/ Win 11 The thing is that the files aren't shown in the Resource Manager but I know they are present in the .afpub file because if I export a hi-rez PDF, everything looks as expected. But if I save the package and open it in another computer, the missed pics look blurred (a clear sign that they are not present). Thanks again Juanma

Hi! I'm trying to make a package of a 76 page magazine but when trying to open the package, I've found part of the pics are lost but the resources manager doesn't even notice I don't know why. All the pics not present in the package are stored in a subfolder within the main pic folder. The ones in the main folder are copied into the package folder. Some help would be much appreciated. (Please, excuse my bad english) Thanks Juanma

Oh no, my problem is Publisher not copies all the tiff files when saving as package 🙏🏻🙏🏻 So sorry my friend 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Sorry, my english is not very good but the name of the topic and the first post suggested you have the same problem I have 🙏🏻🙏🏻

I'm in the same pit. Been making a 76-page magazine and part of the pictures aren't in the saved package. The excluded pics are the ones stored in a sub-folder. A solution would be much appreciated.

Most of them are available by subscription but in general terms, I think a font manager designed by Affinity and built in the suite would made font activation/deactivation faster and much easier.

Like your products very much but I think a font manager would be a great addition to your suite. Please, make it! 🙏🏻🙏🏻😘

Hi.! I don't know if you'd even consider it but the only thing I miss in your suite is an Affinity Font Manager that could work together with Designer, Photo and Publisher. Regards Juanma