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Proposing a fifth tab type: wrapping
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Proposing a fifth tab type: wrapping
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Proposing a fifth tab type: wrapping
ijmsmith replied to Matthias's topic in Feedback for Affinity Publisher on Desktop
I think this is a very useful idea. There's a feature in Quark which gives similar results but the Wrapping Tab would be easier...- 1 reply
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ijmsmith replied to machadodesign's topic in Feedback for Affinity Publisher on Desktop
I use the similar feature in Quark and this would be a useful addition to Publisher (when the guys get around to it). -
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Document Units - Picas
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Feature request - snapping to gutter
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Document Units - Picas
ijmsmith replied to ERZ's topic in Feedback for Affinity Publisher on Desktop
To use picas simply times the number of picas you want by 12pt. The input menus are interactive and understand this so for instance 12pt*15 will give you a measure that is equal to 15 picas, 12pt*24 gives 24 picas etc... -
Agree - it would be useful to have numeric input beside the slider...
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Document Units - Picas
ijmsmith replied to ERZ's topic in Feedback for Affinity Publisher on Desktop
Why not simply make the input boxes within Affinity Publisher intelligent (like Quark XPress) so that the user can enter a number followed by "pt", "mm", "cm", "in", "ft" or "p" for pica -= that can't be too hard to implement and satisfies everybody. If nothing is added after the number then the default measurement system would be used.