Mark Daniel

You can type as much as you like in the leader box; put more spaces in.

Thank you for the suggestion. This is in the latest beta.

You can do this today. Edit the TOC Heading style and set a tab leader.

I think you want 'Printed'. That updates on any kind of export.

As it happens the TOC in the tutorial uses only one style which in that document are chapter headings but you can tick as many styles to include as you like and they can appear anywhere in the document. About 5 mins in to the tutorial it shows all the text styles generated for the TOC in the right hand Text styles panel. This part of the tutorial could certainly be expanded upon but if you create a TOC and start editing these styles you will see you can apply all the formatting you have shown above. The styles are hierarchical so you can affect the whole TOC, entries for a particular source style and numbers all together or separately.

When you have multiple spreads the pasteboard of one goes down to the pasteboard of the next and you can drag things up and down to move them from spread to spread but the answer to your question is no, the pasteboards doesn't extend beyond the top and bottom of the whole document and aren't shared between spreads.

You should be able to change the UI language in Preferences -> General -> Language. Italian is definitely included. Your choice of language would not have been carried over from the beta to the retail version so you'll have to select it again.

There are a few view options that affect this * If you have Preview mode on (View -> Preview Mode) then nothing will show in the bleed area. * If you have Clip to Canvas Off (View -> View Mode -> Clip to Canvas) and Show Bleed On (View -> Show Bleed) things will show right out into the pasteboard but a grey line will show where the bleed box is * If you have Clip to Canvas On then Show Bleed will toggle whether items that go off the edge are shown are clipped at the Trim Box (page) edge or the Bleed Box edge.

I don't think there is anything in your screen shot you can't do with Publisher. There is a tutorial here that should get you started.

In Preferences -> User Interface There is an option for 'Monochromatic iconography' which will make all the icons greyscale and less distracting for you.

You should just need to double click on the image, but if it's inside a picture frame you may need to double click twice. Once to enter the picture frame and once to start the edit. The picture should open in a new document tab.

I think in this case the afphoto file has been embedded as a document which allows it to be treated as a simply like an image. To edit the original with all the layers first double click on it then switch to the Photo persona.

As you might imagine, this isn't the most common of cases so there is no direct support for it in Publisher at the moment. Publisher does support horizontal and vertical facing page stacks but not in the same document. As it stands I would recommend not using facing pages but doing a single page document with manually resized spreads and masters. You can have spreads and masters that are different sizes in the same document. You can even free transform the masters to rotate them on the spread. You can also rotate the view to help with working on spreads with different orientations. Alternatively you might consider laying out all your pages in the conventional orientation in one document then placing each page as a rotated embedded images in the crazy layout version.

See @Patrick Connor's post. He has a few tips on how to get it working. The key thing is to have installed and run the latest versions (1.7.1) of the other two apps.

If your files have become associated with the wrong app then right click on any afphoto file in File Explorer, select 'Open With' then 'Chose another app'. Select Affinity Photo and tick 'Always use this app to open .afphoto files'. Then hit OK. This will make your afphoto files open with photo again in future.