Retired EE/Computers/IT

Jim Lacey

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... You can double check to make sure its enabled by clicking View -&gt; Studio and making sure Transform is checked off.<br />
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I did and it was not checked - it is now, and the Transform Panel is available <br />
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Thank you!!
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... You can double check to make sure its enabled by clicking View -> Studio and making sure Transform is checked off.

I did and it was not checked - it is now, and the Transform Panel is available

Thank you!!

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Using Affinity Publisher1.7.3 &nbsp;for Mac, I cannot locate the 'Transform Panel to modify the size of Calendar Creator document which is 40 inches high by 36 inches wide. Why that big? - I don't know. I cannot resize this document by the corner handles, as they are 'X' symbols and do not respond to click-and-drag efforts.<br />
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I have no idea how to access the Transform Panel - or maybe I am using the wrong approach?<br />
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In any event, my goal is to reduce the image size to 8-1/2&quot; high by &nbsp; 11&quot; wide.<br />
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Assuming the 'Transform Panel' is the correct approach, how do I make it available on the desktop?
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Using Affinity Publisher1.7.3  for Mac, I cannot locate the 'Transform Panel to modify the size of Calendar Creator document which is 40 inches high by 36 inches wide. Why that big? - I don't know. I cannot resize this document by the corner handles, as they are 'X' symbols and do not respond to click-and-drag efforts.

I have no idea how to access the Transform Panel - or maybe I am using the wrong approach?

In any event, my goal is to reduce the image size to 8-1/2" high by   11" wide.

Assuming the 'Transform Panel' is the correct approach, how do I make it available on the desktop?

How do I locate and display/use the Affinity Publisher 'Transform Panel'  to modify the size of current document?

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