Joop, On 2 May 2014 16:40, Richard Foley <rich.inud at naktiv.net> wrote: > However, I can say that I've used Scribus to produce 2 full colour books of > over 200 pages, (with a photo on nearly every page), and I've been soundly > impressed at the overall quality and robustness of the code. There are issues, > and it's not InDesign because it's produced with volunteer work instead of > millions of dollars. But when it works, it usually works very well.
Hmm, what version have you been using? Because I also thought about doing that but noticed that I really had to split it into several files as it started noticeably slow down after maybe 40 pages or so and too much bugs started appearing when cloning/copying objects (copy an object and it stays attached to its parent as if they were grouped together) and so on.. I'm doing a practise book for kids for school and there were maybe 2000 objects in the document when I had to split it. After splitting and having kept object count under 1000 it has been working rather well, occasional aforementioned bugs and crashes when ungrouping objects (I have learned to save before ungrouping, it happens that often, actually). > Maybe file a bug report, or look/post on the scribus-dev list? Huh, good idea, I'll try that as I didn't find a way to register for bug report.. :-( .mika -- ________________________________________________________________ Don't feel bad; it's not you, it's me. I don't like you. - CB as AS -
