Kris Kubik

Hi Lee, I just checked issue with pdf export and it seems to work fine now. So how about this screen scaling?

Hi Lee, I was asking about that earlier: When I grab canvas what I mean by that is whole app window and put on the external monitor then whole content on canvas disappearing or squeeze in one corner. I can't fix it and have to go back to my laptop screen to continue to work correctly. Chris_K answer was: issue is a known one and is attributed to screen scaling. The team are looking into solving this. It was few months ago, so now I'm asking is there any news about that problem. Second problem: I will send you pdf file with next answer. Thanks, Kris

Ah, ok now I see. Thanks

Hi There, I received email about affinity publisher and I would like to download it, but when I was trying to log in, I couldn't. The notification saying that affinity don't have my email name in database.It's strange because I bought designer and photo previously. Please help. Thanks, Kris

Hi Any news about screen scaling? Plus I found another issue. When I'm exporting pdf then after when I'm opening the document then whole fonts are destroyed. Thanks, Kris

Hi guys, Thanks for fast reply. yes I will need more practice. Snapping feature is really good in affinity however there is no option to snap to the curve what is crucial for me. :( Cheers, Kris

Hi there, I'm using Affinity couple of weeks now and I am so glad that finally can move away from adobe... Thanks for that!!! I'm using magic mouse which there is no scroll wheel and just touchpad. Main problem appear when I'm focus on bezier curves to trace from the photo for example. Many times I'm accidentally move position of canvas with my finger on mouse. That's quite annoying because it's simply remove my whole workspace while I have to be precise on anchor points. That's mean I have to undo and start again. I hope it's make sense. My question is, is it possible to switch off mouse touch "scroll" while working in affinity? Another thing. If it's possible to snap to the curves, another object, like in ai? Thanks, Kris