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D_WW

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  1. Why? Download the spaceman.bat and follow my instructions. They are simple enough. The rest of the instructions show up when you launch the file. It asks you what application you want to save, then it asks for a file name. You can figure it out for yourself if you actually got the file and tried it, by the time you've waited for someone to do a video...
  2. I'd just like to confirm I've tried this Spaceman program on Windows (with Photo) and it runs fine, but there are a few points to it working: You need to exit your current Affinity window to "save" your existing layout. Then run the spaceman.bat (don't run as admin, it doesn't need it) Save the backup as whatever you like, but it's best not to use spaces. For example, I named mine: affinity-photo-workspace-1 Open Affinity again and if you want to test the backup works, go to Views > Studio > Reset Studio Run the spaceman.bat again and restore the backup you created (NB. This doesn't work on MacOS) Remember that in the same place (probably Downloads) you opened the spaceman.bat and created the backup, there will be a folder called "Workspaces". You need to make sure that is in the same location when you open spaceman.bat to restore the workspace backup (but spaceman.bat shouldn't be in the Workspaces folder) To keep it simple, I created a folder in Program Files called Affinity Spaceman (like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Affinity Spaceman), see image:
  3. @Asfak Mahmud it seem to copy the current workspace layout from photo or designer and save it, so you can then use the same file to restore it later. :BACKUPPHOTO ~ xcopy %APPDATA%\Affinity\Photo\1.0\Workspaces\*.* "Workspaces\Photo\%photobackupname%" /s :BACKUPDESIGNER ~ xcopy %APPDATA%\Affinity\Designer\1.0\Workspaces\*.* "Workspaces\Designer\%designerbackupname%" /s :BACKUPPUBLISHER ~ xcopy %APPDATA%\Affinity\Publisher\1.0\Workspaces\*.* "Workspaces\Publisher\%publisherbackupname%" /s As you can see it grabs the current info from the source you choose and saves it as the name you choose (some code removed for clarity of this reply - do not use this to replace code in the .bat file) Cheers
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