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MrGraphics

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  1. In addition to my above post: I have been having Designer running for long times, so I didn't notice at first, but it seems that the problem in question does not appear only on the first time the application is launched. On the second launch, as soon as the application is loaded (or, I suspect, as soon as the fonts are loaded), the problem is in full effect again, and I cannot do much else than to boot my computer. I just downloaded the newest beta (1.8.4.665), and the problem exists with that as well in the same way. On the first launch, everything works; on the second, some or all text in various applications, including Windows desktop and both the user interface of the Designer and the document being open in it, do not appear or are unreadable. My Windows 10 is 64-bit, version 1909 (UI build: 18363.900). Graphics card: NVIDIA Quadro K2100M.
  2. Hi, I just bought Affinity Designer and am also experiencing the above issue: Starting the Designer causes texts getting messed up on Windows desktop, in several other applications (I could guess that in those that let Windows to render the text they display), and even in the Designer itself (e.g., the artboard names and the open/save file common dialogs that the Designer is using). I have to reboot the computer to get the normal situation restored. Consequently, the current stable version of the application is completely unusable for me. However, I can also confirm that the issue seems to disappear with the 1.8.4.650 beta that I downloaded from this forum. When is the stable release to be expected? HP ZBook, 16 Gt RAM, Windows 10, and the Windows Store version of the Designer
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