mizwizzy

I've used bleeds with art boards and not had a problem when sending it to be commercially printed.

I had that same pop up when I went to version 2.6.0 in Designer but it hasn't popped up since initial update. Don't know why I had that message.

I'm glad there's a workaround to view the contents of the bleed area. I did a project with artboards in Affinity Designer that had a map that was spreading across the middle 2 pages and it would have been helpful to make sure things were aligning correctly before sending it to be commercially printed. This year's booklet was correct by using an exported PDF to check the alignment. It will be nice to use the workaround to check, which is faster than exporting to PDF first.

I haven't seen most of the things you listed in either v1 or v2. I'm running win10 on Asus mobo with 24GB ram.

Ditto.

That was the answer! I had them going from 1 to 8 and when I reversed the order starting with 8 down to 1, my PDF was in the correct order. Thank you, thank you!!!

I moved the order in the layers panel. I'll take a look there and see what I can do to make it work.

Oddly enough, I tried several ways of organizing my artboards and it didn't come out in the right order. I'll have to play with that to see if I can master that. I love this forum. So many helpful people here!

I have Wondershare PDFelement (perpetual license) and that's where I did the same thing you did.

Thank you. I don't know what you did to fix it. Please enlighten me. I can't come here and have you fix all of my PDF files. LOL I figured it out. All I had to do was know that they could be reordered and I was on my way.

I have 8 artboards in ADv2 that I exported to a PDF file. Each artboard is a new page and that's good but they are in reverse order. I get page 8 as my 1st page and page 1 is 8th page. Is there a secret to get them to print 1-8 consecutively? My printhouse will not like them in the wrong order even though they are numbered.2023 IMoMA Brochure Booklet 8 PAGES EEEEE.pdf

I use Wondershare PDFelement to make fillable forms. They offer a trial you can use and if you like it, they offer purchase options. I chose a one-time price for perpetual license.

From your start, drag it to your desktop. It remains in start and also puts a shortcut on your desktop.

When I bought v1, I had 2 or 3 updates. Anyone who bought v1 (prior to v2) would not start with an older version. **You would get the latest v1 that everyone has.** That's fair for all using v1.

I've enjoyed using Affinity v1 with any/all improvements provided along the way. It was refreshing to find software that wasn't so expensive and it was on par with the big guys even though it had room for improvements. Will I upgrade to V2? Probably in time. Am I being required/forced to? Not at all. V1 will work fine and I'm not on a yearly subscription, which I'm most grateful for! All software companies require money for future upgrades. They don't spend hours perfecting things without compensation. We get paid at our jobs to forfeit personal time (overtime pay) so why shouldn't they? As loyal customers, we're not devaluated with a 40% launch discount. Just because new customers get the same discount doesn't take away the value in any way. If I go to Costco and I buy a new TV on sale and my next door neighbor does the same, we're both still happy. The glass is half full, not half empty. Enjoy the upgrade and make this software become a top contender.