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Yes, in a way. I had set up it before in that older version so I've only checked it - there was path remembered in preferences. So now, after you pointig out, I just re-selected that config file again and it works. Looks like newer version remembered just empty path after reinstall. Thank you!

Hi, I'm trying follow Affinity official tutorial 'Applying Blender Filmic Looks' (https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/tutorials/photo/desktop/video/441014543), just to find 'Source' and 'Destinaton Color Space' fields are empty in 'OCIO Adjustement Layer'. I'm on 1.8.5.703 and it worked before, in older version. Don't you know what could possibly went wrong with it? Thank you.

Hi, that would be feasible if you'd have an easy way to alter content of frame without altering formatting of text. I can imagine I'd spent time with preparing frame for title, for subtitle, for perex and for text as a template (with formatted paragraphs as title subtitle perex and text) and then, in the future, reuse it - by dragging 'n' dropping document file to Publisher to that 'template' frames - it would only replace the text and let formatting in place. Otherwise - in my type of work, several articles with same structure (title, sub, perex, text) on every page - would be too tedious without Span columns to create from scratch again and again.

++ for span columns.

Okay, it's something at least. So I should paste text as unformated over an existing one and then apply styles chained by 'next style'. Although, my proposal with drag 'n' drop functionality would be a bit quicker, without opening text files from editors, highlighting all, copying and pasting.. I have some fifty files/articles per issue, it's not so much.. Yes, it's something, thank you.

Reusing styled text frames My proposal: Let paste any text to existing structure of frames with styled text and retain its properties (fonts, size, colour etc. - simply styles). Divider for next style would be 'End of Paragraph'. My reason: In newspaper type of work you deal with multiple articles utilizing identical structure. Everyone of them has same style of title, subtitle, perex and then paragraphs of text. Drawing text frames and styling texts for these again and again on every page and in every new issue is painful. Best way to implement: Drag 'n' drop text file (word, rtf, plain text file, etc.) to existing styled TextFrame/TextFrames. It'd be fastest way probably. How it's done in Indesign: With use of 'Object Styles' you can format whole article with one click. Of course, function 'Span columns' is integral with this task in Indesign, so you're good with just one text frame for article. My proposal is not fully equivalent but would be great help for time being.

Hi, I would like to add my 'why I can't use APublisher yet' to mix :) My common workflow is based on stable structure of articles. So I do need something like indesign's object styles: with only one click you can style whole article of text with frame border width and color and title, subtitle, perex and paragraph styles. It's probably not easy implementing this to make it into first version but I have idea how to do it other way around: let us insert copyied text or drag and drop text document to existing pre-styled textframe in APublisher. APub would replace original text by new one according to paragraph breaks and leave original styles intact. Wouldn't it be great?