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every time we try to work with two persons on a file using a different platform one on windows and one on mac we get this message. 'The file includes features from later version'....

Impossible to use Affinity publisher this way.

Any solution please ? Should we export this to a certain format first ?

Please advice

Thanks

Jan

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17 minutes ago, jjmb said:

Any solution please ?

Hi, and as a fellow user, I welcome you to the forums.

That error message indicates that the version of Publisher on your Mac is older than the one on the Windows computer. The latest release on Mac is 1.8.6 and the latest on Windows is 1.8.5, and they should be compatibile with one another.

It sounds like you just need to update Publisher on your Mac, unless you already are on 1.8.x. In that case, my next guess is that your colleague has been trying out the 1.9 beta. Unfortunately in this case, the only way you could open those files is download the 1.9 Mac beta. It is free and available in these forums, but it is not recommended for actual work.

Posted

Ok thanks garett. This lets me open open the file. ;) I will do a reverse test now hoping my windows colleague can still open my 1.9 document too.

Otherwise we are stuck in one way traffic...

Thanks again for the tip

Posted

You should confirm what release of Publisher you're running on your Mac, and what version your colleague is using on Windows.

Neither of you should be using 1.9 for anything except testing; it is not ready or intended for production work.

-- Walt
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hi  my production version is 1.8.6 on mac, the latest. I see my colleague  was using a windows 1.7.2 version first but he couldn't open my document, so he tried the beta windows one so he can continue to work on the document. But i can only open this one in the beta 1.9 for mac.

If i understood it right he should upgrade his window version (in stead of using the beta one) and that would solve the problem ?

greetz

Jan

Posted
27 minutes ago, jjmb said:

If i understood it right he should upgrade his window version (in stead of using the beta one) and that would solve the problem ?

Yes that’s right, for production work you should both be using the latest retail versions only which is currently v1.8.x
Also any file made or edited and saved in beta 1.9.x will not open in 1.8.x

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Ideally, you should both be running 1.8 (1.8.6 is newest on Mac, and 1.8.5 on Windows—they are mutually compatible). If you have saved any document in the 1.9 beta, that document will not open on 1.8 or anything earlier.

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