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I don't see version 1.8.5 . version 1.8.4 is not working correctly on my HP Zbook X2 (pen is not accurate in that version)
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thank you I will try
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Marcel_nl started following HP ZBook x2 G4, Pen Pressure HP Zbook X2 and Pen not working in Designer with HP Zbook X2
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I am using a HP Zbook X2 and want to use the Wacom pen pressure in Affinity Designer. Do I have to make some settings? I am using version 1.8.3.641 because with 1.8.4 the pen is not working accurately (line shows up three centimeter higher than where I draw (with ouse and finger things go well and pen use in other applications goes well also.) Marcel
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I just have a HP Zbook X2. This laptop has a Wacom pen. The problem is that when you draw a line, the line appears three centimeters higher. Everywhere else the drwawing is spot on on the place where I draw the line. I saw on YouTube video for Photoshop where they say that the problems can be caused by Windows Ink. My previous computer is the SUrface Pro and there it works perfect;y. Any ideas? Thanks, Marcel
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HP ZBook x2 G4
Marcel_nl replied to Luc depuydt's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (Mac and Windows)
I just have a HP Zbook X2 and the HP wacom pen is NOT working correctly in Affinity Designer---> a line appears three centimeters higher then where I draw it. The pen works elsewhere on the Zbook X2 perfectly. Somebody knows how to solve this? With kind regrads, Marccel -
I have imported a vector image from Freepik and by importing the transparant background is converted in grey blocks (normally that tells you that the image is transparant). I understand that this has something to do with the fact that Affinity can't import an Adobe eps file. Is there a proces by which you can easily delete these gray blocks? If not, what can I do? I don't want to take a subscription on Adobe. Thanks
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