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  1. I'm really surprised, not by these worm cans (being a backyard shop then bought by a web 8.0 and what not), but by the vast amount of incomprehensible knowledge on these canned worms you guys had. It's almost like one of those pokemon family trees, but with professional vector graphic designer bugs.
  2. Thanks @thomaso and @dominik. I'll try the workaround for now. Serif, please consider the request.
  3. I sometimes want to move certain guides along with some objects. The intuitive approach would be to drag a marquee that touches both the objects and the guides, then move them together. That's how I remember things working in Illustrator. But, other than carefully designing a series of snap operations, I'm not sure how to do this with Affinity Designer. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks!
  4. Hi guys, Can you configure Affinity Designer to handle the PgUp and PgDn keys when the Layers panel is active, such that the panel's contents scroll? My panel often has hundreds of entries (computer program-generated contents), and navigating with the mouse scroll wheel alone might be really awkward at times.
  5. Some of my Group icons in designer's layers panel have a round dot within them. Some others do not. What is the difference? Thank you!
  6. Perhaps the layers (including inner components) should be able to display in more than one column, similar to how Windows Explorer displays a list of files in many columns. The reason for this requirement is that, unlike artists who handcraft one component after another, I work with scientific plots in Designer, and the imported figures typically have hundreds of components (such as axis ticks and tick labels, data points, and so on); this means a lot of dragging and searching in a single-column setting, which could be made easier by introducing more columns of layer display. Display space isn't a problem since I always use a floating window for layers.
  7. There is nothing wrong with this procedure, however I wanted to point out that it only requires two (alt-) clicks in Illustrator.
  8. Not quite the same, but similar. We were just talking about limiting all action effects to a single layer/group a few days ago. Perhaps some of the discussions will also be beneficial.
  9. Regardless of how fancy the window seems, it is a regular window form, thus even if you can't drag it due to display coordination, you can still move and resize it using keyboard shortcuts, such as [alt]+[space] then [m] to move with arrow keys, or [alt]+[space] then [s] to resize with arrow keys.
  10. Have you tried EPS and PDF yet? Some of the styled texts are difficult to maintain across applications; maybe it would be easier to just plot them in a simple format and change them afterwards.
  11. Eh, a workaround for a workaround, which has recently been the norm in my Affinity experience. It is, nevertheless, a convenient workaround, so thank you.
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