Text imported into an Affinity document from a PDF file tends to be somewhat broken up, even if you choose the import option that’s supposed to make it easier to edit. A simpler workflow is to start by exporting the text from the WritePlus text editor within PagePlus and then import the exported text into your Affinity document (with autoflow) before adding the images.

Welcome, Martin! Thanks for sharing your insights about WPX7 on Win 11.

Merry Christmas to you too, Ali! Thanks for starting this thread with such a stylish image.

William last posted here two months ago (exactly two months ago yesterday, as it happens) and I replied to that post the very same evening. That was on a Tuesday, and I can see that he visited again on the following Saturday morning but he didn’t post a response.

The only forum member whom I know for certain to be a Welsh speaker has never actually made any posts here!

I hope “may have found it” meant you did actually find it, Vicki, but it does sound as though you did! When you paint on a mask layer, white reveals (full opacity) and black conceals (no opacity) whilst grey gives you something in between (partial opacity).

By the way, if someone else had answered your question they would have supplied their answer as a reply to your original post. When you’re able to supply the answer yourself, it’s clearer to everyone if you do the same: leave your original post unedited and put your solution in a new post.

Anywhere in the UK you’d have to avoid broadcast political news coverage like the proverbial plague in order not to have heard that ‘Plaid Cymru’ (the Welsh nationalist party that was founded 100 years ago) is pronounced ‘plied kumri’, not ‘played kimru’ or ‘plad kimru’.

On a related note, I’m not sure when or why the Scottish Nationalist Party renamed themselves as the Scottish National Party.

Nicely done, Vicki! But you must’ve spent a small fortune on the ink for printing multiple sheets with such a colourful design.

Never mind what the date should’ve been for the current year. This way you get to use the same design (or a modified version of it) again next year, without any need to change the date.

Sorry, Albert, I didn’t think the joke was lost on you! I was actually commenting on Gordon’s attempt to deflect by remarking about being unable to see anything wrong with the ant’s legs.

Information from elsewhere indicates that Windows has the ability to retrieve the printer margins from the printer but macOS does not. I can confirm that the option is (unexpectedly) not available to me in Affinity Studio on Windows 10 Pro.

The original article on kotaku.com also stated that myrrh was one of the things given to Jesus when he died, when in fact it was one of the gifts — along with gold and frankincense — that were given to him by the Magi (the “three kings of Orient”) shortly after he was born.

I’m guessing that when Gordon read your comment “Very well done, just a shame about those legs!!” he either assumed or pretended to assume that you were referring to the ant’s legs rather than his own!