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Same issue. In my case, I found that was occure when I have a PostScript Type 1 font. If I convert my text to curves, I have no issue anymore. It's OK when I have just one page, but when I have several pages, it's a real problem.

You're right @MEB and @JimmyJack ! It's exactly that! Thanks all of you! Thanks a lot!

All is create in Affinity Designer. @Joachim_L What is your export preferences?

Affinity Designer 1.7.3 MacOS 10.14.5 Screenshot of the PDF : you see that the stroke are no more one but two.

I know, the stroke is very thin but it must do. Anyway, it's the same issue with a bigger stroke. Tampon RetA.afdesign

Hi! When I export in PDF (or SVG) my file with a stroke, width 1 pt (for example), I have no more one stroke but two strokes with a background to make the line. It's very annoying because my machine can only manage the strokes. How can I fix it?

Oh my god! This is it! This things was driving me crazy. Thanks a lot.

Hi! Sometimes, when I subtract two curves, the result is not what I expect. In the example in my screenshot, I should have a hole. It's not. What am I not doing right? NB I just realized that the video starts just before I click the subtract button. Make Pause, so you can compare before and after. Enregistrement de l’écran 2020-01-21 à 09.49.11.mov

Hi! I’m joining to this topic. I’m waiting the integration of Antidote inside Publisher, two great softwares working together. Thanks. Kévin

Unfortunatly, it's a big one. Maybe I can create a small one.

Yes of course

I found it but I see no changing.

Even when it's unchecked.

I export: PDF/X-1a Overprint black option some text with only black and some with the black with overprinting option -> Don't work too

Where I found this "Soft Proof" option?

Because it's more intuitive than an export to check this detail.

My mistake. I watched the CMYB seperation with Affinity Photo (by StudioLink) and, by this way, I didn't see the modification. I still have InDesign's automatisms.

Yes indeed I didn't think about this. But it's doesn't work. I create a new color, I check the "Overprinting" option, I choose this color to my text, but I still have the white text below (it's not overprinted).

Hi everyone. I don't know how can I translate this feature in english, so please excuse me it's already asked. I explain myself. Sometimes, inside a text, I can have 2 colors (black and white generally) and I want to overprint the black text only over the background (in french, I say that I want to avoid the "défonce", it's mean that I want to avoid the white text on the background below the black text). It's a problem only if I have 2 colors (or more) inside my text because if not I can use "Multiply" effect on the layer in order to obtain the same result. You can understand why it's a issue when I have a white text. Am I clear? Thanks

It was so simple (I'm ashamed). Sorry.

While the beta version was available in French, this final version is only in English. It's strange.

It works fine in Designer.

I don't know because it's go wrong only when the document is a CMYN profil and I don't know how I can change the profil in Designer.

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I just do and I recreate a EPS file and… still white