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  1. Thanks for the tip. I have now told the PC to save everything new to the D drive, including new apps. Having done that I re-installed Photo2 and, sure enough, it followed my instruction to save it to a new folder on the D drive. Flushed with success I created new folders for Designer and Publisher (original versions) and reinstalled both. In spite of giving the correct paths to the new folders both apps installed to the C drive so had to be uninstalled again. Same thing happened with Acrobat, which I wanted to move also, so it's not just a Serif thing. I checked back and, sure enough, all my default storage were still registered to the D drive so Windows 11 may be at fault here. Anyway, Photo 2 was the important one and I now have plenty of space on my C drive. Thanks again.
  2. Recently I upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11 from an old Dell to a new Lenovo using Laplink. My Affinity apps, Photo, Designer and Publisher all copied to the C drive, which is now too small to cope. I uninstalled Designer and Publisher but tried to use the facility in Windows 11 to move Photo2 from the C drive to the D drive. I tried three times and got error code 0x80073cf6 each time. I tried uninstalling, downloading to the D drive and reinstalling but Affinity Photo 2 reinstalled to the C drive giving me no chance to instal to the D drive. How can I get the application off the C drive onto the D drive please?
  3. For the last three months Nik Szymanek, a renowned astrophotographer, has been running Affinity tuition specifically relating to astrophotography in a magazine called Astronomy Now. Published in Britain it's probably widely available elsewhere but, if you're interested, you can get back numbers by mail order. His enthusiasm for Affinity is what drew my attention to the software. I've just been playing with the trial version using his advice and am pretty impressed.
  4. Here's a Google translation: But sometimes in the evening I forget the world raise the eyes to the heavenly tent, look at stars, the moon, the planets, the light, my vision then extends into the far distance. The sparkling splendour shines close to the table, unthinkable far away in infinite night. I look so far, I look at being, space and creation and feel small. Very small in the sight of infinity, very small in endless space and time very small below what fulfils creation, really big because it reveals itself to my eye. Not perfect but it conveys the essence and sums up what every stargazer feels. Your English is obviously excellent so maybe you should tune it more accurately and publish.
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