HardyW

Hi, thanks for the info. Yes, modifying the hyphenation dictionary is a bit troublesome. Though adding word boundaries is easy (just put an odd number between the word boundaries, higher numbers get higher priority).

Assume that I am training the dictionary. How do I indicate that a word can be wrapped at certain positions? Otherwise, the word will never be wrapped. PS: Anyway, I have the impression that the German dictionary hardly contains any word wraps or is hardly supporting it. "No break" is deactivated in characters and text style.

Thanks Thomaso, But I think that your solution is not working when the objects you want to mask are much larger than the masking layer, or? I have attached a simple example showing what I want to achieve. In this case I have only created the final result on the page itself but not on the master page. I like to have the rounded rectangle (reality is more complex) on the master page. The masking layer should be placed on the master page. The to be masked objects should be individually added for each page using the particular master page. Example.afpub

How can I create on a master page a masking vector layer (ex. rounded rectangle) whose masked content is assigned when creating the pages? When creating a masked layer and a vector object I can add the masked content on the page but afterwards I cannot modify the content anymore. If I just create a vector object on the master page, I cannot use it for masking on the pages. Hardy

The SVG file of the Antarctic Treaty Flag is wrongly imported. I hope that the SVG file itself is correct (another program has problems with the file) but on the browser and Inkscape or GraphicConverter correctly visualise the flag. You can find the file here (; correctly rendered in my browser) or in the attachment. Regards, Hardy Flag_of_the_Antarctic_Treaty.svg

Ah thanks, did not expect them to be editable. I was actually looking for something like "other...".

Hi, the multipliers are not suitable for watchOS. For watchOS the image sizes are 91%; 100%; 110% relative to an image with @2x resolution.

Is there any possibility to easily export (PNG) files for watchOS taking into consideration the various scaling variants (Human Interface Guidelines) for the different Apple Watches? Regards, Hartwig

Hi Dave, thanks, a bit confusing. Your remarks triggered me to ask another question: Why do you actually need the name for multi-level lists? In section "Style" you can set the style for the next level based on the name of the text style?!

Hi Dave, in my previous posting I have attached a (non-working?) example.

This is what I thought, too, but it is not working light that. Test.afpub

I have seen that there has been a discussion about dynamic numbering and cross-referencing but it did not exactly give an answer to my question: is it currently possible to have a dynamic numbering scheme like (without cross-referencing): Figure 1... Figure 2... Formula 1... Figure 3... Formula 2... "Figure x" and "Formula x" have different numbering styles. The numbering styles can be single or multi-level.