Dangerous

I don't expect you to do anything other than respond in a less than helpful manner. It seems that unlike others you have little intention of being helpful and prefer to make stupid unhelpful comments.

After more testing I have found that it is the To of Top & the ft of Left that is preventing the lines printing out.

Not much point if I want what I have typed.

I added 4 lines (the single words) as you can see here and this is the printed output So I replaced Left with right & top with Bottom by highlighting and typing the new word and this is the result

I have no Idea why the number of characters would cause it but colour, font, size justification ect. are all the same and that is why I did not mention then. All I did was type the five lines pressing return at the end of each line. I mentioned the line length as that is the only difference. A similar thing happened several times yesterday with different text on different sized papers and I have tried to eliminate everything I could think of. I was in the process of getting images of the issue but as you can see all 5 lines have outputted to the print preview. I've done tests and it is not a fault associated with as it is the same with 3 printers.

Image as seen in Affinity Photo Print Dialog Box Image of Printed Output

Windows 10 using Affinity Photo. The text is actually visible in the print preview.

Seems to be in my copy of Affinity. I type text in to a box and only part prints. I typed 5 lines of text, Lines 1, 4 & 5 printed but lines 2 & 3 are missing. Lines 2 to 5 are left justifiedand almost the same length (line 2 one letter less than 4 & 5 and line 3 is to letters less). Any Idea why this happens, it's not the first time either.

Why should we? Affinity has several ways of doing many thing but with cropping there is only one way, non-destructive. I have been using graphic programs for years and most had destructive cropping, Photoshop changed that for me so I could choose what I wanted. I would switch between non-destructive cropping and destructive cropping as the situation demanded with just a click of a tick box. With Affinity destructive cropping can be done but the method is neither quick nor simple. Posts in this thread say no one wants or needs destructive cropping, that is true if you discount everyone that WANTS and NEEDS destructive cropping. Come on Serif, add this facility, a check box has to be better than possible users being deterred by the lack of a very basic function in an otherwise excellent program.