Tbo68

Nur um das richtig zu verstehen: Das Fehler tritt aber nur in der Vorschau auf? Im exportierten PDF ist es also enthalten?

Sorry, but your argumentation does not seem logical to me in any way. So, as a long-time user, there’s nothing to complain. As a new user, there’s nothing to complain. But, oh, when you’re a short-time user – well, not even actually a “user”, merely an “owner” because you didn’t even use it after all – then it’s suddenly a crime! So what if somebody bought v1 5 months ago and worked with it, each and everyday, all day long? Well, I guess you could say he “took advantage” of the software. So basically, your opinion is that it’s Serif’s fault you bought a software you didn’t actually need.

I would like to support this proposal. (But since I'm the first one in four years, I don't think the odds are too good… 😞)

Similar (but not exactly the same) problem here: Text was set in c0, m0, y0, k100. When I open the resulting PDF, Affinity Designer (and PhotoLine as well, for that matter) still shows the right values for the objects. The guy from the printer service however says it’s a “deep black” (with c, m, y NOT being zero). No idea what’s going wrong. Screenshot of export settings is attached – sorry it’s in German. Affinity Designer 1.7.3 on macOS Mojave.