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Husbandman
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Save failed because the device is out of space. Do you wish to save the document to a new file? I came to work this morning and am trying to save documents. Both Designer and Publisher are giving the exact same error. I have over a terabyte of disk space available. I also tried to save to a network drive with the same results. No other program on my Mac is having problems. I notice there is a file saved when I do this but if I try to open the file it says "The file type is not supported."
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Graphics Nor Rendering Correctly
Husbandman replied to Husbandman's topic in Designer V1 Bugs found on MacOS
Align center works but not outside or inside. Not Good! -
Stokes are not working correctly in 1.8
Husbandman posted a topic in Designer V1 Bugs found on MacOS
Anybody else having problems with stroke filling in gaps between just not display correctly? This is just a font with outline. I have tried expanding the stroke and that did nothing to fix he problem. I cannot send files to printers because they are all having this behavior. This is killing my production! And More.pdf -
I have been using this logo that was created in AFDesigner for a couple of years. Now with 1.8 it does not render correctly when printing or exporting. Notice the black triangles. The-Logos.afdesign
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Husbandman reacted to a post in a topic: Straight Single Quotes
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Margins on Top
Husbandman replied to Husbandman's topic in Feedback for Affinity Publisher V1 on Desktop
It was not working so I restarted the program and they showed up. -
I may be missing this but I cannot find how to keep margins on the top. If I create a background or a graphic it hides the margins.
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Old Bruce reacted to a post in a topic: Save Develop Setting with File
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Without the ability to save the develop settings with the RAW file makes Affinity Photo nearly worthless for professional use. The user can spend a long time adjusting the develop setting and may not even be satisfied with the results and wants to come back to it later. Or a client may want a tweak to the adjustments. It appears now you have to commit to the settings or start all over. I know a profile can be saved but that is to difficult when working with many files.
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Yes, I am aware of the sidecar file and what is what I meant by saving a developed RAW file. I have tried saving the photo an afphoto and then going back to it. The "almost the same" is not the same. If a client does not like your edit you can just revert to the original and start over. This seems like a simple fix for Affinity and should have never been overlooked, just write the development settings to file.
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I am using a trial version of Affinity Photo. I currently using Lightroom and PhotoShop. I am confused about the workflow. I can open a RAW file and edit it, but there is no way to save it. It says I have to develop it. Once I developed it, it saves it as an afphoto file. Then when I open either file again and go back to the develop persona the adjustments are not there. I cannot revert back to the original settings. Does this mean I cannot save a RAW file with adjustments for later use?