Benecia

Because of the recent upgrade - something that literally took 2 clicks of my mouse to accomplish - is now gone - and I have to customize my toolbar to add additional icons ...... My problem is that I work from viewing icons and NOT the name of the icons. So I have no idea what icons I need to use to accomplish the same thing. I work with grouped objects. Often I have too duplicate more than five - align them either to the top or to the left - and then the second step would be to align those object so they sit right next to one another - with NO white space in between. Now I can figure out how to align vertically and horizontally - but no matter what Icon I have tried as the second step - I cannot get these aligned so they sit right next to one another (either horizontally or vertically). So frustrating. I was breezing along with my process and then this upgrade happened and I have literally spent over 2 hrs trying to figure out how to proceed with my normal routine - and still can't figure it out.Attached screen shot - hope that can better explain what I am trying to do. Appreciate any help you can give. Thank you. Benecia

Jimmy: That was Awesome help ! Worked perfectly. Many thanks. Benecia

I have a file that has over 3000 rectangle objects (each a different color). I somehow (by mistake) have changed each rectangle to a "curve". Is there anyway to change one of these "curves" back to a rectangle? I don't want to have to redo the whole file all over again from the beginning. Thank you! Benecia

I need my objects to be in vector - NOT rasterized - so this won't help. Thank you, though !

Yes I've tried using the intensity slider - but nothing "stays" it just moves back to the default of 0. I agree, it must be a bug?

Hi All: Thanks for all of your input. I am using Affinity Designer. And I also thought it had something to do with the luminosity - but I can't change the intensity level to -1. Is there any place someone can point me to to change the intensity/luminosity settings in Affinity Designer? Thank you.

When I have the color chooser dialogue box open - on the very bottom it shows some colors of the main color with -2, -1 and then the main color and then +1 and +2 - what is meaning behind these values and how do I access? For example: the main color is not the same as the color I am trying to achieve - but in looking at the -1 variation - thats the color I want - but how do I access (find) those values?