surgenator

+1 Strongly agree! I like to compose the document as a spread, but I can barely imagine any situation where I would want to export it as a spread. I mess up my exports at least 10% of the time because it defaults to spreads.

+1 Strongly agree! I like to compose the document as a spread, but I can barely imagine any situation where I would want to export it as a spread.

I have created a 100+ page document in Affinity Publisher that consists of worksheets for students. I want to create solutions for these by actually filling out the worksheets. I can think of two ways to accomplish this. Duplicate the file and add solutions. The disadvantage to this approach is that future changes have to occur to two different document so they stay in sync. Create a layer on every page where the solution is included. Then disable the layer when I don't want solutions to show up. This is probably better than the previous approach, but it still involves jumping to 50+ spreads to hide or unhide layers. Is there a smarter way to globally hide or reveal the solutions?

Is it possible to use a relative path for linked images? I have lots of projects with the exact same layout that would be much easier if I could just duplicate a folder and then swap out the images.