Joachim_L
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You can add dictionaries with the help of Preferences -> Tools.
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8 minutes ago, Patrick Connor said:
@Joachim_L Xor (the mathematical function name for "Exclusive OR" ) is the name for this in all languages now.
Exclusive OR sounds not appealing or self-explanatory in my ears. But I can live with that.
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German .384
Xor sounds weird. Should be "Überlappung ausschließen" or "Überlappung entfernen". Same for English, other languages not checked.
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German .384
Text not translated in Preferences General. See image.
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I am glad, that I own Photoshop, but in this case I am thinking of all the others who not own Photoshop. This is a matter of interoperability. Even Gimp is able to read the paths, but personally this is a programme I would like to avoid because of its GUI.
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I already found some information here on how to preserve a Photoshop path by converting it into a vector mask. This is nice and helpful, but what to do when you do not own Photoshop to convert the path of a .psd? Make everything new? I did not found a way to workaround this problem. It would be nice if paths were automatically converted into vector mask usable in AFPhoto.
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Bug? Something intended? Real 16bit CMYK is still to follow?
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Sorry, I am still not convinced. Ignore inside the frame means everything inside the frame has to ignore the Baseline, because it is a-per-frame setting. WHY an extra function while you can easily achieve the same with text formatting?
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Why not? I converted a 100+ pages manual, but do not underestimate the Work that still has to be done. Do a test drive with some pages in the Publisher Beta.
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1 hour ago, Old Bruce said:
In the Text Frame Studio you have the Use Baseline Grid unchecked but you don't have the Ignore Baseline Grid checked in the General area of the Studio. Check that and all should work as expected.
This is the point. Why is it not enough to say in Paragraph or Text Style to ignore the Baseline Grid?
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No, sorry. Have a look at the video.
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Hope this screenshot helps?
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Font damaged? Acrobat X Pro shows no Arial font at all, Acrobat Reader DC shows a square and Foxit shows an empty space.
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?Not for me? Could you provide Publisher document and font?
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You have to modify the Tab Stops in the Text Style Formatting of your TOC. There you can specify e.g. dots.
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Have a look at Menu Document -> Resource Manager...
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Or WhatYouSeeIsNotWhatYouGetPrinted ... Normally on an empty picture frame there is a cross to show that there is an empty picture frame. When in Preview Mode the cross vanishes, but in Print Preview and printed the cross is there. Exporting as PDF the cross vanishes. See attached image.
Edit: HP LaserJet 750 with PCL v6.0.0
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In Paragraph panel "Align to Baseline" is OFF and despite I have to check "Ignore Baseline". So I was wondering why the first "setting" is not enough.
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Making things overcomplicated for text not aligning to Baseline Grid?
1. Baseline Grid enabled.
2. Text frame with text inside with Paragraph panel setting "Align to Baseline Grid" unchecked.
3. Check "Ignore Baseline Grid" in Text Frame panel.
Why do we need a second confirmation, that the text should not align to Baseline Grid? Inside paragraph should be enough. In the last few minutes I was thinking about possible scenarios for "Ignore Baseline Grid", but found none. Maybe someone has a scenario for me?
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Hmm, for me it works only the same and I think text frame and table cell are two different areas and should be IMO handled as such. Seems to be trivial for others: First I create a table with content vertically centered, then I create a text frame but have now an extra click for vertical top. As said trivial.
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Or create assets of your desired picture frames.
Oder lege Assets für die gewünschten Bilderrahmen an.
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... feel wrong in my opinion. Because the coordinates of the image inside the picture frame are based on the position of the picture frame. Lets say the picture frame is placed at x 10,52 mm and y 17,38 mm. The coordinates are the same for the picture inside. For me I think it would be better if the coordinates for the image inside would start at x 0 and y 0. Maybe I am wrong, but I find it easier calculating the exact position of the image inside the picture frame starting at 0/0. Perhaps I have to get used to this approach in Publisher.
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He / she is correct, appears a bug to me. But you can change the font size if you type in the value for font size and press ENTER or select a text style.
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Dragging Firefox tabs over Publisher GUI
in Feedback for Affinity Publisher V1 on Desktop
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And now for something completely different: I was not sure where to put this. Not a bug, just strange and only working (not working) with Firefox. I have two monitors, left is the main page of Publisher with the workspace and tools and menus, right monitor for all the panels. Additionally Firefox is located on the right monitor. When I try to drag a Firefox tab from right to left monitor when Publisher is in the background nothing happens. I have to minimize Publisher first. It is only the Publisher/Firefox-combination. Chrome has no problem.