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You mean didn't notice the attachment? It's in my second post.

Sorry, I mean is the large assets panel in my attachment normal for start up? I just don't remember my UI looking like that before, but I could be wrong!

Sorry, I mean to ask, is that view 'normal' at start up?

Thanks a lot. I'm sure I didn't used to see this large assets panel on startup before the reinstall, but despite several years of use, I can't remember what it used to be like!

I had to reinstall Windows and Affinity products. Now when I run Designer, I am faced with a iOS12 panel of icons that I don't remember seeing before. How can I stop them appearing on startup? I tried searching but couldn't see anything. Thanks.

I can't understand how to fix a font in FontForge. No idea what I am supposed to be looking for!

Thanks again. I must say that my experience of free font sites is that they do one font family download zip. I have found it is the pay sites that take you to individual pages for each font rather than a complete family download. I'll have a try of TransType.

Can you expand on that? Thanks.

I'm still not sure, as this is happening with quite a few fonts, that, prior to me reinstalling Windows, worked OK with Designer/Photo.

I'm not saying it's legit, I'm saying it works OK in other apps, just not Affinity products.

I know what you mean, but not sure that is the answer here. See attached for same font above that shows perfectly well in Windows font settings.

I have installed various fonts, and some just don't show correctly in Designer/Photo. Example attached. I'm going mad with this! Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks Patrick.

I still say, that the best workaround here - and it still seems crazy to me that we have to use one - is editing the title in Photo for those who have it.

We have shown workarounds here already. The simplest is to use Affinity Photo to change the title of the Designer-exported pdf. That is not really the point here, I feel. Why should we not be able to edit the title of a document that Designer created in the first place? Why should we have to use Photo or Publisher to do this task when it should - in my opinion - be a basic function of the app that is creating the document.