ballardstudio
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How do you find fonts being used in a document? I navigated to Text> Find... and received an error (posted to the bug forum). Is there another way to view the fonts?
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I was looking to find which fonts were being used in a document, so I went to Find and received a crash message shown below
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Sorry, can you move this post to Publisher Public Beta's bugs section?
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When using Publisher today, I totally saw this going in the direction of competing with Sketch and XD as well as InDesign. Is the combination of print and digital design in one application the objective of Publisher?
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Can you post a screen shot? I haven't seen this yet.
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This also seems to occur only in multi-page documents only.
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Not while using Z, which brings you directly to the zoom tool. This problem is found only when using the shortcut keys Space Bar + Ctrl (Windows) and possibly Space Bar + Command (Mac). I haven't had an opportunity to test this on a Mac.
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15 hours ago, Aammppaa said:
Do you mean that you want to create a table with X rows and Y columns?
If so, I think it is a two phase operation…
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Dragging the table to achieve the number of rows and columns that you need, and release the mouse.
- This is shown in the tooltip.
- Now resize the table to be the dimensions that you require.
I would like to make two suggestions for a solution:
1. Double-clicking the Text Table Tool to set up the table properties. Example: I've had to set up tables that are 12 columns wide by 3 columns deep. To drag out 12 columns in a width and then to resize the table requires extra steps. Adding specifications before the able is created would be easier for the workflow.
2.In the Table palette, include a space for rows and columns, so the Text Table Tool box will conform to the rows and column needed within the parameters drawn.
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Dragging the table to achieve the number of rows and columns that you need, and release the mouse.
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The Table Text Tool needs some work. I found a couple of issues:
1. The columns and rows delete one-by-one only, even though multiple rows are selected and the UI states "Row(s)".
2. There isn't an option to set up the table rows and columns. The table is dynamic, which is great, but sometimes the table needs an initial setup.
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Press the tab key with nothing selected to Toggle UI. Also under View > Toggle UI
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If Affinity doesn't do it, there probably will be a third-party plug-in like Markzware did with Q2ID.
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Cool! How do you like Publisher so far? I think it's awesome!
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There's a duplicate spread button also. I just found it.
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Did you try to hold down the Ctrl (Win) or Command (Mac) key while dragging a page in the pages palette? That worked for me.
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When using Publisher today, I totally saw this going in the direction of competing with Sketch and XD. Is the combination of print and digital design in one application the objective of Publisher?
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When using the zoom tool shortcut (marquee), the zoom tool defaults the zoom position to a space that is in the pasteboard; all you see is grey. To see your page, you can use fit to screen zoom or shortcuts to zoom out far enough to see the page.
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When using the zoom tool shortcut (marquee), the zoom tool defaults the zoom position to a space that is in the pasteboard; all you see is grey. To see your page, you can use fit to screen zoom or shortcuts to zoom out far enough to see the page.
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The resource manager window allows you to "make linked" or embed (default) images. The problem I found is you can't select multiple images at the same time to switch the image settings. Can you set the window so multiple items can be changed simultaneously?
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Affinity Publisher - Display Text Frame?
in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
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The tab key also hides all with the exception of the baseline grid.