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Hello @NathanC, your solution worked! : ) Thank you so much for taking the time to help! Saved me hours of work... Love all 3 Affinity apps, love you guys, thanks again!

Designer 2.1.1 / Windows 10 I have an issue with inserting a PDF that contains a table of contents (which was generated by LibreOffice Writer). When I open and view the PDF in any viewer, the TOC is formatted correctly with the page numbers on the very right and with dots filled in. -> see attached test PDF (generated with LibreOffice Writer) My goal is to get all pages of that PDF into my Designer document. When I insert that PDF into my Designer document, I see the first page of the PDF and the formatting looks right. To get access to the other pages of the embedded PDF, I double click it and it opens in a new Designer tab, where I can see all pages of the PDF. I then select and copy all pages, to insert them back into my original Designer document. I then have all pages in my Designer document and so delete the embedded PDF from my Designer document. This workflow works great (to get multiple page PDFs inserted) and usually all formatting etc. is kept perfectly. Only one thing does not work as intended: The formatting of the TOC included in the PDF gets a bit corrupted, the dots are gone and the page numbers float behind the entries, instead being aligned to the very right. I know, that this is quite nitpicky and I really appreciate, how amazingly well inserting of PDFs works apart from that. Anyway, I thought I report it. Also, I now have to figure out a way to get a big bunch of such PDFs into Designer documents, without having to manually fix all the TOCs. : ) In short again, to reproduce: + Create a new Designer document + Drag (or Place...) my attached PDF into the document + Double click now embedded PDF to open/edit it in a new tab + See that the formatting of the TOC got destroyed Thanks for eventually having a look at it!Designer-Test.pdf

Hi Chris, it happens only the first time, but it is about 10 secs for every tab. Yes, Fonts are taken directly from Windows fonts directory, I have no font manager. Many thanks and best regards, Jörn

Good to know, thanks! : ) Other users might see it differently, but I think it is terrible to have programs doing things at OS start (without letting the user know), just in case the program could get used later. For me, I may be a little extreme here, this would be a reason not to install and buy a software.

Great product, first of all! 1. On my computer, every time I start up APub it takes about 30 secs to load the UI. 2. More annoying: Opening the "Character", "Paragraph" or "Text Styles" tab for the first time takes up to 10 secs, each. I have about 350 installed fonts. My Specs: Affinity Publisher 1.7.0.57 WIN 10 Home, 64-bit i5-7300HQ 16 GB RAM GTX 1050ti 4GB WIN, Fonts and APub installed on SSD