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  1. Hi Walt, No, all those "support" files are still on C:\. I decided very early on with my use of Affinity products (version 1) that I didn't feel at all confident about trying to move those files and folders. But for a number of years now I have always installed the main Program Files for almost every app I have on D:\. The only ones not installed there are those which do NOT allow the user to choose the install location. For me, the number of these is very small.
  2. With all due respect to you, that more general point was not what you actually claimed! All the Affinity apps can be installed wherever the user requires. As to network share for multiple users, that is surely a completely different matter?
  3. I assume you're referring to the MSIX version? I have the MSI versions of all three V2 apps and all are installed exactly where I want them to be, in my case, on D:\.
  4. @Paul Mudditt Thanks for that screenshot and yes, that's exactly what I see. @Alfred I'm also running iPadOS 17.4 so perhaps this is a change in that version.
  5. @David Colman Out of curiosity (and a desire to try and be helpful) I decided to check the situation on my iPad. I accessed my account in the App Store, went to Purchase history and it defaulted to showing the "Last 90 days" as a link. Clicking that link led to a screen Date Range. I selected Custom and could then choose a year (in my case 2021, which was the year I first bought an iPad). The first option under 2021 was "All year". I chose that and then clicked Apply on the next screen, scrolled through the list and found Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo, both version 1, clearly. Does that help you?
  6. No problem here either and I'm running Windows (10) with an i7 6700K CPU! Here's a screenshot of your RW2 open in my Edit screen, so post the RAW Develop screen.
  7. From what I read in the posted error message the OP is running Windows 8, so hardly a beta or preview version I think. However, @TheFNGee, Affinity Photo version 2 requires at least Windows 10 20H1 (as per this page) so I suspect that may well be at least part of the reason for the error you see.
  8. Why not simply "bump" your original thread? Especially since it includes those crash reports. You could also tag @DWright to be sure he is aware of and has actually seen those reports.
  9. I am not sure you can do this! By design, the MSIX installer places the actual program files in the WindowsApps folder on C:\ This location is "sandboxed" and so not accessible to the user without making specific changes to User Permissions. So, did you do this? I have the great majority of my programs on D:\, including all the Affinity version 1 and 2 apps. But, as @walt.farrell wrote, some data for all of them is installed on C:\ by default and the advice is that users should NOT attempt to move it! Are you running Win 11? You mention "Apps and Features" which is not part of Win 10, which I have, but I assume it is the equivalent of "Programs and Features" (in Win 10). Perhaps Win 11 deals with program installation locations differently to Win 10?
  10. @lightbox617 Welcome to the Affinity forums. Please be aware that I am NOT a Serif employee but my understanding of the answers to your questions is as follows: 1. and 2. If you buy the Universal Licence it allows you to run all three apps under any combination of Windows, MAC and iPad operating systems and on as many machines as you own and control. And it's currently on a Black Friday offer! 3. I assume by mention of Adobe Bridge you are referring to a Digital Asset Management program. At the moment Serif do not offer such, unfortunately. HTH PS. Beaten by @SFurniss I see!
  11. @bbrother Serif/Affinity staff have made a point of never revealing details of their long-term plans for the future development of any of their apps until they feel ready to do so because the "new feature/updated feature" is ready for release. However, in terms of "free updates" I think we users can take considerable comfort from the fact that version 1 "lasted" for more than 5 or 6 years (at least) and all updates were always free.
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