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Hi,

 

I am about to redo a customer design for some notebooks with Affinity Designer.

 

Thanks to great user feedback, we already clarified in another thread how it can be achieved to get a background pattern with dots. 

 

In order to illustrate my design and my next question, I also attached the current print template. From what I read and learned so far, it seems that I should create a file with (at least) two artboards, one for the front, one for the back. My next task is to find means to provide a page template for each artboard. The page template resembles the constraints that the production company provided. I would like to be able to add multiple artboards and assign those templates to them. The page template should be invisible when exporting the artboards into a PDF or EPS.

 

I read in another thread which options are available for creating templates and I wonder, whether I should strive for creating "artboard templates" and add it to assets; the logo could be placed in "studio contents"?

 

Any other ideas on the realization of my design project are also welcome as I am a complete beginner with Affinity Designer. ;) 

 

Cheers

Vince

 

Print Template Notebook A5.odg

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Thanks for your files. 

 

You can use the Assets Panel to store your Page Template(s) or individual objects of the Page Template(s) for use within the current and/or future documents.

 

If you want to hide a specific Page Template that is used within an Artboard you can use the Export Persona to hide layers when exporting from File > Export or from within the Export Persona.

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