mar&co

In Affinity support on Surface pro, I miss the icons: undo and redo and the trash icon and rotating the canvas with a gesture. Working on the tablet itself with a pen and without a keyboard is very tedious. Although the drawing itself is quite smooth, to undo or redo the operation you have to click on the Edit menu and then click on undo. Or if I want to remove a node with a pen, how do I do it? only by invoking the on-screen keyboard and clicking the DELETE button. With more serious work on the Surface Pro, the service becomes very cumbersome.
So my suggestions: Add the ability to add undo, redo, trash, print, import, export icons to the top toolbar and add two-finger double-tap support on the screen to undo operations - just like on the iPad.
I bought Surface Pro 8 specifically to support Affinity, but working on it to support Affinity programs is very tedious with just the pen and actually without any gestures. How much do you have to pay to add these options to the Affinity package?
Serif give me the price - I'll pay what it takes - I need it for my professional work, not to play on the tablet.

1st of all, amazing build of the 2.0 version!
Love the addition of data merge. As well as the other aspects in the Suite 😃
I have however 1 question/request for the Software suite (all 3 of them).
The ability to change the UI when working on Windows.
As I work mostly remote on my Surface Pro. I find it many times handy working with the pen. However the UI on Windows is build on mouse and Keyboard work.
 
Is it possible to add an addition to the UI, where you have the ability to change the UI based on mouse/keyboard work or Tablet/Pen work/view. (As UI the Ipad has probably an amazing UI/UX experience, this could be something as base)
This by example with a click on an icon in the Toolbar or in view.
 
By not having loads of money for an Ipad, it sure would be amazing to have this added in a future update. 🙂

I am trying to expand a pressure stroke. The result looks different from the original.
In the upper rectangular you see the original strokes in vector and outline viewing mode. In the lower rectangular is the result after applying Layer/Expand Stroke command. I expect both to be visually the same. The result though is much slimmer graphic element after expanding the stroke.
 

I am trying to expand a pressure stroke. The result looks different from the original.
In the upper rectangular you see the original strokes in vector and outline viewing mode. In the lower rectangular is the result after applying Layer/Expand Stroke command. I expect both to be visually the same. The result though is much slimmer graphic element after expanding the stroke.