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Why even bother to have a message at all?

https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/scanner-pro-document-scanning/id333710667?l=en just one example.

As a Mac user I'm not affected by this 'bug' but I support every Windows user's request for Affinity products to respect the characteristics of the OS (as much as possible. 100% will be difficult).

Probably that's exactly the reason why they aren't included in the Photo personal of Publisher (because it doesn't apply just to you).

While you're creating your 20 separate entries, isn't this what you're looking for with regard to resizing a document?

Looking at the first screen shot, which comes from Font Book, it appears to be an issue at the macOS level. Only the Italic versions are highlighted while the regular versions are dimmed. Affinity seems to respect what is happening in the OS, while the other tools, such as Sketch, have their own way of working with this Rubik font.

I pray this won't happen. 😀

I purchased Publisher in (late) June 2019 and that wasn't day one it was available, I believe. Price per day: €0,0357.

Actually, it doesn't, since I'm a hobbyist only. But, it earns me a lot in the joy of using it.

I bought Designer in October 2014, which translates to an investment of €0,0122/day over the lifetime until November 9th of this year. Both Photo and Publisher I bought later with prices per day of €0,015 for Photo and €0,035 for Publisher. Paying the new price for all products may translate to higher amounts per day (because of higher price and maybe shorter lifespan) but it's still an almost negligible amount.

The DoF filter is an APhoto feature. I suggested it as an alternative to the Gaussian blur filter (which I believe is also APhoto only).

This is what I had in mind … (not sure if it's the most efficient one, it contains a duplicate layer, maybe unnecessary). Centre Blur.afphoto

Gaussian blur with a vector shape with soft edges mask?

Ctrl+Click also on Mac (so not Cmd+Click and not Ctrl+Double Click (as I myself suggested earlier 😀)).

Both my Macs have the same settings for trackpad usage (I consistently use tap to click; never a hard click), but guess what? On the first Mac I can now also use single click with the Control key. Totally beats me. So, assuming it keeps working like this, I withdraw my original conclusion that a Control+Double Click was needed. Will share it if the alternative behaviour returns (which I don't expect and hope 😃). Sorry for the confusion caused.

I tried on my other Mac and yes, there it uses the single click. Maybe one of the User Preferences (in Affinity or Mac System Preferences)?

Looks like it's Control+Double Click on Mac. Can't get it to work with Cmd+Click.

In the meantime, it would be nice if somebody could share the two magazines. I haven't been able to find them on my hard drive, somehow. Such a pity. 😥

Objectively, the current model may be better but for some reason I also prefer to look forward to something that's released periodically.

Actually, that's how Spotlight started, a pdf type of magazine one could download. Serif published two magazines before the switched to the current model.

I haven't found it, if it's there. I don't bother too much since, when the list is open, you can move the underlying document to make the area you're interested in visible.

On my Mac it's different. Although this could still mean it's an Affinity thing and not a Windows thing. Same in Affinity Photo by the way.

3D pie chart, the poorest possible chart type for any type of information. 😀

Would be nice to have a background blur effect in Affinity products. In the meantime, here's a way you can simulate it with little effort. Background Blur Template.afdesign

I suggest you remove the product key info asap. Just a little bit of more information (your email address) and everybody can make use of your license.