You need to create a PDF file, which you can sell or giveaway as you please. To do this in Affinity Publisher, you choose the menu File > Export. Check the Preflight warnings. You should be fine to go, or else correct spelling errors. On your next run, choose Ignore and continue to the Preflight warnings. …
The first time I merged something with Affinity Publisher, I wasn’t aware that it created a new file. So I was puzzled when it asked me if I wanted to save. I messed it all up by saving under the same name as my source Affinity Publisher file. To make sure you don’t commit the …
This step is easy, because you’ve already made all the preparations. If you have closed down Affinity Publisher and the file you were working on, then open it again. If you’re using the workshop file, you should now see something like this: You should look for the surefire sign that an image field had been …
While some of the other steps can be switched out… there’s no arguing about this one. This is the final step, and it can only be done at this point, when you have: Gathered your images in one folder. Created the spreadsheet and added links (paths) to your images. Made room for the images in …
