Shae Redding - Rogers

In the previous update we have the ability to use formula is it to add dates in Publisher. I'm thrilled to see this feature but I would like to add a little bit more. If there was a way to do a formula for the year to come and designate certain dates. That would be very helpful. As an example, I design a planner from March 2024 to February 2025. I manually and put all those dates. If there was a way that I can have a formula that does that it would make this project go a lot faster. If you have any questions please let me know I will try to keep up with this form.

@GarryP Thank you for your feedback. Not everyone understand how everyone thinks. I wrote it in a way that I understand and wish other people wrote it. I will take into consideration adding images. Thank you!

@walt.farrell Sorry for not getting back to you sooner, I didn't think someone would right me back. I was using File > Export and then it would Freezing and then Crash. My OS is Ventura 13.0.1 However, Once the upgrade came, I didn't have the problem anymore.

Export is freezing. I have to Force Quit in order for it to start working again. Thank you for letting me take part in this

Start in Affinity Photo > File > New or Open (Bring in your image) > Selection Brush Tool (Select the object from the image) > Make New Layer > Save .PNG > Go to Brush panel > Create New Category > Rename Category > New Intensity Brush option ~ Open Affinity Designer > File > New... > Pixel Persona > Brushes > Create New Category > Rename Category > New Intensity Brush

I solved this by getting Photo Mechanic and save everything as a PhotoShop file.

Thank You Pšenda!! I'm going to keep the hope

I have been loving Affinity for a year now but really need a way to view all the great projects that I have created. If You can working on a software that is better Bridge. That would be great!

Affinity Store version: For Mac users - A) FInder > Go > Library > Application Support > Affinity (Photo/Designer/Publisher) > user > doc_spread_presets.propcol Mac App Store version: For Mac users - A) Finder > Go > Library > Containers > com.seriflabs.affinity(Photo/Designer/Publisher) > Data > Library > Application Support > user > Affinity Store version: For Windows user - A) > %appdata% > Affinity > (Photo/Designer/Publisher) > 1.0 > user > Microsoft Store version: For Window user - A) > %appdata% > Affinity > (Photo/Designer/Publisher) > 1.0 (Store) > user > For more information (https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/98906-faq-what-exactly-do-the-clear-user-data-options-clear/)

I spelled something wrong but this is how i fixed it. Sorry about the spelling. Did this help you?

Answer - New Document > Presents > Custom (make your changes) > Create Present (Name Presents) Your Done. Work out of Type: Presents from now on.