Stargazer_Frank

Thank You Callum, I see it. I was looking for the list of options across the top the way it was layout in V1 and didn't notice the new drop down at the top in V2. Thank you for your fast response. Frank

I run my Universal Affinity Suite on my main PC that runs Windows 10 Pro and all functions correctly work including the Export file type selection. I want to use JPG and all works. However, on my Windows 11 (Home Addition) when I try to Export the same file, the only option that is available is PNG. How do I get Affinity Photo, Design and Publisher provide the full list of file types like it works on Windows 10? I have included a screen shot of the problem. Thank you, Frank

Hi Walt, Thank you for your response. I checked after I posted and I see that my newer laptop supports the Hardware Acceleration requirement and is checked “on” while my older PC has the older hardware and is checked “off”. Affinity Apps works fine on both PCs and I never noticed the difference. If Affinity Apps V2 works the same a V1 for Hardware Acceleration, all should be fine. I will bring down the Trail Versions to try. Thanks, Frank

I am currently running all of the Affinity Suite V1.10.5 on my PC using NVIDIA GeForce support for DirectX 12 Direct3D feature level: 11.0 with no problems. I am looking at upgrading to Affinity V2, however, I see the requirements for DirectX 12 Direct3D feature level: 12. Will Affinity V2 Suite work on my PC like V 1.10.5? Will V2 work? On my PC now I have the GPU on with no problems. Does GPU accelation have to be turned off or does it matter? Will this work? Thanks, Frank