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Thanks Loukash. That's very helpful. I know it's going to be a transition so not expecting miracles at first. Will likely use both in conjunction with each other for a while (probably a really long time) and then make an educated decision on which to use from then on. After tinkering for an hour or so in Designer, it seems a lot faster and more streamlined. I do like a lot of the workflows and how it handles things (colours etc.). I guess I'll need to get used to the reduced (streamlined) capability, as I do use Illustrator and Photoshop extensively and they do have a few nifty features - they're just riddled with bugs these days.

I have been using Adobe's products for about 20 years now and am getting increasingly annoyed with their bugs and most abysmal support. I obviously have a vast catalogue of work done in the full range of software (Photoshop, Illustratrator, Indesign etc.). I desperately want to be done with them, but am really concerned about migrating over to Affinity and losing 20 years worth of client work. Does anyone know of a definitive guide to migrating from Adobe to Affinity and the pitfalls or benefits of doing so? Any help or advice would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Steve