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wolfii

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  1. Followup: I finally found how to solve the problem. I bought the universal license as in-App purchase, but for some reason was not directly forwarded to the registration screen. As I downloaded all three Apps simultaniously, I later tried from a different application to restore my purchase, which (obviously) did not work. So what you need to do is: Check the purchase confirmation you received from Apple for the application you used to purchase the license, and restore your purchase from exactly this application. This should redirect you to the registration form for the Affinity account. Register it there and afterwards start the other applications and activate them using your Affinity account. Please note: The universal only works over an affinity account.
  2. Have the same problem on my Macbook Pro M1. Tried the "purchase again and hope that it recognizes that I already bought" approach up to the point where it started verifying my credit card. At that point I aborted the process. To me it especially looks like the restore purchases section (see below) of the start screen is without function. According to the reviews in the app store other buyers seem to have the same problem which lead to poor ratings in the german app store (2 stars at the moment). Serif Labs, please help and maybe put a note in the App store. Thanks a lot Wolfgang
  3. Being a LaTeX user long time ago, I really wish the Knuth-Plass Line Breaking Algorithm would become part of Affinity Publisher. If you want to provide InDesign import, I think it will be a must to ensure good results. And texts really look so much better with it compared to the "traditional" line breaking.
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