carl123
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Crashes for me also, just pasting a line of text from Notepad
Does not crash if pasting directly into a text box
But will crash when pasting anywhere else
Does not crash if pasting from Word
Windows 8.1
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On 4/28/2019 at 11:26 AM, initrc said:
The hint text is only useful to new users. It's a waste of space and distraction to the rest of the users. It'd be great if there's an option to hide it.
As you probably know hitting the Tab key will hide most controls in the program, including the Hint Line
If you want to reshow all controls except the Hint Line then after pressing Tab
Use View > Studio to unhide the studio
also on the View Menu, you can then reshow the Toolbar, Context Toolbar, & Tools
The Hint Line will remain hidden
Unless you only plan to do the above once or twice a day you might want to invest in an external Macro or Scripting program that will do it all for you using a simple shortcut keyEdited: 4/6/19, Looks like the above persists even after restarts
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21 hours ago, bebez71 said:
OK, but you have to do it manually.
How can do it if you have 300 pages for example?
Page by page?To move a Master Page to top of layers panel on all pages
1. Goto first page with the master attached
2. In layers panel select the Master Page
3. Right Click & select Edit Linked
4. Layer > Arrange > Move to Front
5. Click Finish button at top of screen
Note: In step 4 above I would have expected dragging the master to the top of the layers panel to do the same thing but I got unpredictable results, so dont do it that way
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The 1.7 beta is available.
It installs separately to the 1.6 version and does not interfere with it.
Make a copy of your 40+ pictures and try using the batch function in 1.7 (you will need to export then import your macro in the beta version)
It will do not any harm trying this and may save you some time
(turn parallel processing off as before)
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Have you tried it with smaller batches
E.g. does it work with just 2 images?
Also, is there a macro involved in the batch process?
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Assuming the picture frames are also on the master page.
With the master page selected, in the Layers panel drag the rectangle below everything else
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I think scaling of tables has gone horribly wrong in Beta 305
It did not used to be like this in previous versions
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Maybe
But why do inner glow and inner shadows work differently, in that they do show the underlying image when opacity is reduced
And in the real (physical) World if I was to put a frame around the inner boundaries of a picture then replace that frame with one that was more translucent I would expect to be able to start to see the parts of my picture which I could not see previously
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On 4/28/2019 at 2:07 PM, Guest-354025 said:
So if someone would Explain Like I'm 5 how to Invert the High Pass Filter Layer
Select just the High Pass layer in the layers panel then from the menus select Layer > Invert
I don't have a 5 year old around but just tested on a 4 year old and they could do it.
If that does not work for you then as previouly suggested upload some screenshots or a screen recording
PS Make sure you are using the Live High Pass Filter not the one from the Filters menu
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39 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:
How else would you expect it to behave?
Try it with an image
Max out the Radius and start reducing the opacity, would you not expect to start seeing the "masked" out part of the image again, when using an Inner Outline effect.
(Rather than plain white or transparent)
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1 hour ago, maomaosshots said:
So is there another type of license for commercial use?
As an individual, when you buy the product the licence allows you alone to use it for commercial use
Other users can only use it to make funny cat pictures (but they cant sell them afterwards)
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I'm seeing totally different views of that 3rd frame dependent on my zoom level
As we have been told, the best view to check your document is at 100%
When I do that I do not see what I think you want your final document to look like
I am seeing what is shown in your navigator panel in your first screenshot
If I am right then I do not think that flattening (or size limits) is the problem and something else is wrong that needs fixing first
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Not an existing one but you can set up one of your own in Preferences
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None of the Affinity Products have ever had a manual.
You find out how things work via the Help section, official and non-official videos, this forum and down dark side streets late at night.
There may be an official workbook at some stage but not sure if or when that will happen.
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If you can overlap the textures a little (say 0.25 inches) you can use the transparency tool just on that overlap part to fade the edge to zero transparency.
Not sure if you wanted to get rid of the seam totally or just reduce it, if just to reduce it the above should be enough
I have attached a screenshot where I also remove the shadow effect and slightly lightened the darker layer so the seam blended in better, almost eliminating it altogether (with a little more work you could probably eliminate it totally)
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Check your Windows event logs next time a " random click closes it instantly "
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This as far as I am concerned is a very bad, new, feature.
It caught me out all day yesterday when I was constantly adding text then images to my document
It does not need a drop-down it needs rethinking
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Make sure View > View Mode is set to Vector
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In Edit > Preferences > User Interface
Make sure "Show selection in Layers Panel" is ticked
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Are you using a mouse or a pen and tablet and what type are they (models)?
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Thanks just what I was looking for a few weeks ago
Just one question, could all these objects not have just been placed in one document and you then just select the ones you like and Create Styles from them all in one go.
Or is there a technical reason for having them all as separate files?
Master's items on top of the layers palette
in Feedback for Affinity Publisher V1 on Desktop
Posted
Not sure if it is a bug
When you drag the Master Page Layer (MPL) to the top of the stack you get a history entry called Move
When you use Layer > Arrange > Move to Front to move the MPL to the top of the stack you get a history entry called Move nodes to top
So it's possible these are 2 separate actions and it's working like it should
What is a bug though is if after you pressed the Finish button you go back to the History entry just before Edit Linked then only the MPL on the current page is returned to the bottom of the layer stack. All other pages still show the MPL as being at the top of the stack.