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Lee W

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  1. If I want to make an outline for shape that I created with the pen tool I create a copy of it. Now I have 2 of the same shape (curve) one on top of the other. I increase the stroke size of the shape behind and that becomes the outline for the shape above. Then I group them to keep them aligned and together.
  2. This is an old thread but I can't find anything new about this so I hope others will be able to find this reply. I am using a work around for this problem. If I open a PDF of 100 pages Affinity designer will nicely layout those pages as 100 artboards. If I want to move page 4 (artboard 4) I can select page 4, zoom out, click and drag it down beside page 100 (artboard 100). If I export it to PDF that page (page 4) will ended up being page 1 in the PDF. Instead of dragging page 4, I select page 4 in the layers panel, hit control x, scroll to page 100 in the layers panel, select page 100, hit control v. It's still page 4 in the layers panel but now when I export it as a PDF it is page 100. If I want to move page 4 to page 30, I hit control x on page 4 in the layers panel, select page 31 in the layers panel, hit control v. Page 4 becomes page 30 when I export that to PDF. The layout becomes messed up but I will just open the PDF that I exported and everything is laid out nicely again with the pages reordered the way that I want them to be.
  3. It may not work for everyone but I can tell you what I do to solve this problem for myself. When I create titles for my book covers like to use outlines around the text and that will always cause the text to be rastered when I export it as a PDF. Before I export it I create a duplicate of the title and make sure that it is the top layer. Then I delete the outline from the duplicate top layer. On export the outline is good quality and the text on top is not rastered. When I export to PDF this way the text remains sharp and clear no matter how much I zoom in on it. I am not 100% sure but it seams to me that using any kind of adjustment layer or overlay on text has a negative affect on the quality of entire PDF so I try to avoid adjustment layers and overlays on text. I hope this helps.
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