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walt.farrell reacted to a post in a topic: Download link for Windows as well as Mac?
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Dear Serif, I've been forced to temporarily move to the dark side as my 2015 Mac finally needs fixing, and need a download link for the Windows version. But I can't seem to find one. At present all I can retrieve is the Mac download (even while trying to do so from Windows). Please help/advise. regards Tom
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Dan C reacted to a post in a topic: Publisher v2.2.0 cannot make columns
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tom_tm reacted to a post in a topic: Publisher v2.2.0 cannot make columns
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tom_tm reacted to a post in a topic: Publisher v2.2.0 cannot make columns
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Thanks. Silly me. It seems this option was reset after the update. I've just used Publisher to self-publish a photo-book and everything was up until that point before the 2.2 update was working as expected. This completely threw me. Thanks again!
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tom_tm started following Publisher v2.2.0 cannot make columns
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It has to be a bug, but I can no longer make columns in Publisher 2.2.0. No problem though doing this on the iOS version. How do I downgrade to the previous version (that worked)?
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Why no slug area Publisher
tom_tm replied to Stephen Gannon's topic in Feedback for the Affinity V2 Suite of Products
Hi, I'm new to this forum. This 'slug' area has been confusing me too, but as far as I can tell, and correct me if I'm mistaken, but Publisher already creates a slug area, even though its width cannot be predefined. At least I can see one in the exported document. Or perhaps the feature was added in V.2? -
JFisher reacted to a post in a topic: Introduce Yourself
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tom_tm reacted to a post in a topic: Affinity Photo Customer Beta (1.3.5.12 - RC2)
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tom_tm reacted to a post in a topic: Affinity Photo Customer Beta (1.3.5.12 - RC2)
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tom_tm reacted to a post in a topic: Introduce Yourself
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I suppose I really should introduce myself- except I'm not a great one for doing so! I'm Tom, and I'm from Birmingham in the West Midlands, England and fairly near Nottingham, the home of Serif? "The Serif of Nottingham" perhaps? Or has that been said a billion times before already? I'll get my coat... I've been a photographer for the best part of 44 years. I'm a bit of a purist in that I've always preferred to work almost entirely within the camera and getting shots in one take. But recently I've needed to use composites more and more, and I was fed up with how Adobe was going (Fed up with Apple now since they've ditched Aperture). So hence being quite excited about Affinity Photo, and why I'm here. :)
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Hi gang. I've spent a long tome drawing around a section and wish to save it. All very good as I've saved to file (Select/Save Selection/To File). However, if I open up a new photo (identical in that the scene is exactly the same and the tripod hasn't moved) if I want to reopen the selection file I've just saved (Select/Load selection from file...), nothing happens. What am I doing wrong? Or is this a bug? Cheers. Tom
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I really don't know what Apple were thinking of when they retired both Aperture and iPhoto. But hopefully it was because they realised that they owned too many Pro applications. They'd already purchased Emagic's Logic/Notator, and many were under the impression that Autodesk may be next. Anyway, enough of that. Bring on Affinity's answer to Aperture!
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If you don't mind me saying, especially if you are developing a DAM, an 'Auto Levels' function would be extremely important to have/retain as often and after doing something like an event where 300+ photos then need uploading to a server and in a hurry, being able to batch process with the option to 'Auto Level' is extremely handy. It exists in Photoshop, so why not in Affinity Photo? Tom
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Rasterise! I keep forgetting to do this. Yes. Then it works. I wish there was a way that Photo told you that you had just rasterised the image. At present, the layers continue to say 'pixel', which probably means something, which I haven't quite worked out yet... But it would be a nice addition, especially for old farts such as me. ;)