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Thank you, you are welcome.

Additional information: I could do some more testing in the meantime with the external display being connected. Interestingly, at the moment it's just the other way around. Zooming to print size works perfectly on the external display, while it's not working properly on the internal display. Now, on the internal display, the zoom factor being displayed is too small. Apparently, Affinity Designer gets confused when working with two displays that have different DPI values, and it seems to select the DPI value of one of the displays randomly.

You are right, zooming to print size works perfectly on my internal display (tested without the external display being connected).

Hi Matt, your proposal is exactly what I did: create a new document with the print settings, set to A4 and zoom to print size (Command–8) – nothing else. I even deleted and reinstalled Affinity Designer to make sure, that all is set to default. I have a MacBook Air 11" Mid 2011 and a 27" Cinema Display with a Mini Display Port (no Thunderbolt on the display side) connected to the Thunderbolt port of the MacBook Air. The document displays on the Cinema Display at 360 x 255 mm instead of 297 x 210 mm (A4), which is quite a difference of about 20 %. Regards, Jan

Hi guys, zooming to print size doesn't seem to work correctly, or maybe I got something wrong. I created a new document with the default print settings and switched the page preset to A4. When I now zoom to print size, the document is displayed a lot larger than A4, at about 360 x 255 mm. My display is a regular Apple Cinema Display – no retina. Is this a bug, or did I get something wrong? I attached a screenshot with the document setup. Regards Jan