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Hi, With this post I would like to a feature request. It would be nice if we could backup and restore our settings. The backup files should be platform independent so it can be used to migrate settings between Mac en Pc. Thanks

Why should the elements be lost? If a smaller page is applied, the elements could just be placed next to the page. If you downsize a page, using the spine as reference, elements could just be placed next to the page, or partially on the page...

So if a user needs to change the applied master page, he or she needs to manually change the page size as well? This seems a lot of work if someone has a large book file. Would it not be more logical to change the page size as well when applying the master page? Why would you not apply the page size when applying the master page? This seems very strange... Please change this behaviour ..

Hi, With this post I would like to submit a bug. When using multiple master pages with different page sizes, after dragging / applying a master page with another page size, the new page size is not applied. I'm using version 1.7.145 See attached movie. Thanks issue.mov

Hi, Please consider adding features which allows us to ... - Build PDF-forms. Allow us to add PDF form elements and controles - Add Javascripts which can interact with PDF form elements - Test and debug scripts from within Affinity Publisher Thanks

Meb, But that would be a great feature ... :-) :-) :-)

If you notice an image which is distorted, and use the transform panel and percentages to change them, the image is resized, but the distortion remains. Using the transform panel you can't remove the distortion unless you know the original size...

Again, I agree with Mike. Change the size to another value using percentages should be made more easy. If the "resource manager" is the main location to display all image related information, also this information should be displayed in the same window...

This would be awesome ...

I agree with Mike. A designer should have all the information available to them, easily displayed, allowing designers to use images in the best possible way, to make sure the client has the best possible result ...

The "Placed DPI" column uses online one dimension. The information panel located on the right doesn't display actual size in DPI. Where is the "image info" panel located? Just another small detail: DPI should be replaced by PPI. DPI (Dots per inch) is only used for output devices (Printers, plotters, ...), and PPI (pixels per inch) is the default unit for resolution in graphic files ... :-)

I don't think using math on each image, is user friendly way of handling this issue. By adding 2 extra fields next to the W and H fields in the transform pallet, displaying the actual percentage of the placed image, would be very very very usefull... And will solve all issues of users which would like to use percentages on images...

Maybe yes. But what if you work in teams? There is no way you can be sure what you colleagues should have been doing....

Hi, Indeed, using the Resource manager you can also check the resolution of an image. But it's only displayed in 1 dimension. If an image has been resized disproportionately, there is no way to check it. What is the default workflow to check for disproportionately placed images and to restore them to proportions?

Hi, Does anyone how to how to import Excel / Libre Office / Open Office data as Tables? Thanks