Glinkot

Yeah, I have to say, I scrolled down the 'whats new' page and couldn't believe there were no multipage tables.  How many catalogs, scientific documents, tech specs etc need this?  It makes me sad, but with no sign of this after waiting years for v2, I'm not inclined to upgrade.  Some of the 'nice to have' items they've done without ticking this off - the prioritisation seems really off.

Each time I need to span a table across multiple pages I google and come up with this (now) four year old discussion.  Is this on a roadmap?  I have tables that go over a few pages, I can't imagine how people publishing scientific materials or product catalogs are surviving.

Each time I need to span a table across multiple pages I google and come up with this (now) four year old discussion.  Is this on a roadmap?  I have tables that go over a few pages, I can't imagine how people publishing scientific materials or product catalogs are surviving.

I would have thought product catalogues, if not printed reports, are a basic use case for a publishing tool.  Your reply might be appropriate if I was asking the tool to generate audiobooks or perform some function unrelated to publishing.

Each time I need to span a table across multiple pages I google and come up with this (now) four year old discussion.  Is this on a roadmap?  I have tables that go over a few pages, I can't imagine how people publishing scientific materials or product catalogs are surviving.

I would have thought product catalogues, if not printed reports, are a basic use case for a publishing tool.  Your reply might be appropriate if I was asking the tool to generate audiobooks or perform some function unrelated to publishing.

I would have thought product catalogues, if not printed reports, are a basic use case for a publishing tool.  Your reply might be appropriate if I was asking the tool to generate audiobooks or perform some function unrelated to publishing.

I would have thought product catalogues, if not printed reports, are a basic use case for a publishing tool.  Your reply might be appropriate if I was asking the tool to generate audiobooks or perform some function unrelated to publishing.

A measurer would be great.  Particularly for the isometric grids and things like that - the demo of isometric drawing had the instructor hand counting how many large/small divisions between objects - a little arrow that shows distance between elements on a given plane would be excellent.
For Max users there's XScope, which is great for lots of things, but for windows I haven't found anything similar.  Let me know if you know of one!
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A useful feature of ctrl-y 'redo' in many apps is for that hotkey to also repeat the last action, such as changing a property of something.  It would be great for us to have that feature.
 
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A useful feature of ctrl-y 'redo' in many apps is for that hotkey to also repeat the last action, such as changing a property of something.  It would be great for us to have that feature.
 
Thanks

A measurer would be great.  Particularly for the isometric grids and things like that - the demo of isometric drawing had the instructor hand counting how many large/small divisions between objects - a little arrow that shows distance between elements on a given plane would be excellent.
For Max users there's XScope, which is great for lots of things, but for windows I haven't found anything similar.  Let me know if you know of one!
Thanks

Thanks for that.   I do know about the screen recording but did the 'old skool' to show the physical position of the pencil.  The blue circle is pretty big
Trying it in the Mac version there is a 'tendency' to snap, but it's not a strong one.  An option along the lines of 'constrain to grid' which actually prevents you from starting/finishing a shape outside the grid points would be nice, rather than the 'gentle nudging' you get with the current snapping.