Hi there
I'm experimenting with Publisher to lay out my next indie novel.
It would be handy to have a check-box function added to be able to apply drop-caps to the second character in a paragraph, rather than the first character - as the first paragraph in a fiction-based novel often starts with a speech mark, and in that instance, you want the drop cap applied to the actual character, not the speech mark.
E.g., if a chapter started:
"Don't you look at me like that!" snarled Bob.
You'd want the 'D' to be the drop cap, not the initial speech-mark, "
This feature already exists in Adobe In-Design, but not the open source package, Scribus.
Congrats on your mind-blowing software, by the way.
I just cancelled my subscription to the complete Adobe Suite (the price rises were too much for me as a non-design agency amateur, with no clients to bill to justify the cost), and have been casting around for pro-level replacements for Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign on the PC, and came across the Affinity range by accident via a youtube video that mentioned them.
Stephen
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Stephen Hunt
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International best-selling author of ...
The Court of the Air (HarperCollins Voyager/Tor)
The Kingdom Beyond the Waves (HarperCollins Voyager/Tor)
The Rise of the Iron Moon (HarperCollins Voyager/Tor)
Secrets of the Fire Sea (HarperCollins Voyager/Tor)
Jack Cloudie (HarperCollins Voyager/Tor)
From the Deep of the Dark (HarperCollins Voyager/Tor)
In Dark Service (Gollancz/Hachette)
Foul Tide's Turning (Gollancz/Hachette)
The Stealers' War (Gollancz/Hachette)
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