chrisshaddock

Thanks @Lagarto. That did it. I think my confusion was I was thinking if was a table cell problem and not a character thing.

Yeah. That's what I did too. It just keeps on going.

I can not for all my searching find an answer to this question. How do you wrap text in a table cell? My text is flowing through to the cell beside it. Every time I try to make the switch to publisher I loose a day just trying to figure it out only to inevitably go back to InDesign and do the task in an hour.

I do.Thanks TP0005202111-10PITC-exhibitor_contract-v01.idml

I understand that I need to manually split and IMDL important table but I am confused how to manage this. Can someone explain to me what I am seeing and how I can get to the rest of my table so I can delete it? Any blue anchor I click on only resizes or moves the table. I just want to be able to see and select the rows that are hidden.

This is funny. I have attempted a load of time to leave Adobe for Affinity and each time I try I immediately run into this type of hurdle. I understand the software is young and does not have the age Adobe does but this one feels like a should have. Learning on the fly while working on client work is had enough. I might be condition to Adobe but there feels like an odd logic to the workflow in the software.

Thanks. I think what I am struggling to learn is the difference between PS Color range selection and AP select sampled color. It appears that AF select sampled colour is "more aggressive" than PS. Attached are 2 images I tried to sample in the exact same spot and about the same amount of 'fuzzieness' / 'tolerance' but you can see that in AF the colour sampling "grabs" more. It is clear this is a learning curve as I learn the nuances of AF. Can you recommend an article the goes a little deeper explaining how AF select sampled colour works? On a side note, I do like the mask preview in PS Colour range. Marching ants can't show the grey values selected. Thanks for the help.

Please point me to the answer to this question if it exists. I have not been able to find it. In Photoshop I am able to edit a mask by using a selection. If I have a layer mask and then (as an example) use Select>Colour Range to make a selection, with that selection active I can click on the layer mask then using white/black brush tool I can paint to refine the mask. The selection acting to 'mask' for where white/black is applied. Is this possible and how would you achieve it? This question is born from me trying to understand the Select Sampled Colour as compared to PS Select>Colour range. For example, if I want to select a red rose, the red sampled in PS Colour range select just the red of the flower. It behaves like an edge detection tool (unless I push fuzzieness way up). AP Select Sampled Colours doesn't select colour in the same image the same way. If I make the selection in PS with CR, create a new layer and then paint the selection I get the rose. If I do the same if AP it paints the rose but also the background. It's almost like AP SSC is selecting luminosity too. I hope I'm explaining that clearly. So I need a way to edit the mask using a selection. Thanks