Danold

It’s interesting when corporations talk about “we want it to be inclusive” when in reality it’s estimated THAT LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF THE WORLDS POPULATION can afford (for example) the Adobe monthly subscription. Very inclusive! Now the discount here is INCLUSIVE and the same for all, which is insulting to existing users. According to the World Bank, the next big market is Africa. Good luck with that. We will see who will survive. My gut is telling me the platform with the happiest and strongest community of people will survive. I really hope this will b Affinity.

Well said and I can plus 1 this comment. Any news if there might be a solution or update coming?

That might be the solution Mick! I just gave it a quick try and it seems to work so and I'll quickly experiment with all the other labels as well. Thank you very much!!

Understood, thank you.

Thank you Catshill, that sounds like the right solution, but it has no effect on any if the grouped labels. Can I attach a sample of the file? Does the probelm stem from the fact that this is originally an .ai file?

Thank you for the reply NNN. All the text labels are exactly the same (there might be 1 or 2 with a different font size) and when I select a font from the dropdown menu nothing happens. It has no effect on the grouped labels.

This is very confusing, since I'm used to AI and I'm well aware that's probably where the problem lies. I opened an .ai file (which displays as a .pdf file in A Designer). I selected "Group lines of text into text frames". I'm now looking at a world map, with 50,000 city labels (all the exact same font) as text boxes (artistic text?) I use the move tool to select one box and then select > same fill color. I now have a group of 50,000 city labels which I group together. Question: How do I change font style, color, size of all the labels within this group? When I look at this "group" of labels, the font display bar is also empty, which must mean that I've made a mistake along the way. Any help appreciated.

Same problem. How can a whole layer be locked and invisible (for a reason) and then when you select "same stroke width" for example, on the visible and unlocked layer, it INCLUDES THE INVISBLE AND LOCKED LAYER! This is ridiculous. I work with maps with hundreds of thousands of labels and coastline segments and this is a deal breaker for me. How on earth did we arrive at this solution? Example: I'd like some eggs please, but not the white ones, only the brown ones. Shopkeeper proceeds to give me the brown and the white ones with a big smile. Order fulfilled.