4personnen Posted December 3, 2018 Posted December 3, 2018 Hello, I confess being a total noob using a desktop publishing software, despite having downloaded Publisher Beta version for ages now :). I just didn't find the time to properly do something with it until now. Topical I guess, I made a template for a 2019 diary (1 week per page) With a master page, and text styles. I purposely didn't add any fancy stuff in it, but I guess not inputting 365+ days by hand will at least be helpful. Decorate it your own way Let me know if you see any mistakes, things that don't look professional, things that should have been done differently. I'm always keen to learn! Diary 2019 Template.afpub jer, 000, SrPx and 2 others 3 2 Quote Windows 10 XP pen graphic tablet Datacolor Spyder 4 Affinity Designer/Affinity Publisher/Adobe Photoshop & Lightroom/Inkscape
mswift Posted March 6, 2019 Posted March 6, 2019 No mistakes but my thoughts: 1. If this was intended as say, a printed booklet I would add a blank page on the end I.e. first blank page is the outside front cover and the last blank page is the outside back cover. Remember booklets always need pages to in in increments of four. 2. On the master page you could use tables for the days so it will be easier to fill in if you use it on screen with AP, and page numbers for the Week Numbers. 3. Have a Non Facing Page version for online use, this could be exported as a PDF with text fields added in Acrobat. Would be nice if AP developers would add this soon (along with other interactive functions like we've used for years in InDes). Good idea though. The PDF version could be emailed out to clients with their individual company branding, or to family members as a sort of Christmas/Birthday card 4personnen and jer 2 Quote Murray Swift Retired Graphic Designer – Publisher / Photo / Designer iMac Senoma, iPad
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