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I've done all as recommended, but still can't make them appear in Affinity Photo.

Hi,
 
Here is a collection of observations/requests for focus stacking. 
 
1)   Please provide a keyboard shortcut to toggle source preview. In the retouching phase, it can slow things down considerably to move the mouse over to the tiny toggle button to change the view.
2)   Similarly, up-down arrows (or similar) to cycle through source images would allow the mouse to stay over the area of interest where the retouching is going on.
3)   When changing tools (e.g. from stamp to zoom and back to stamp), the source image pane always reverts to a state where it is scrolled all the way to the top. This is cumbersome when working with large stacks. Please make the state of the pane "sticky."
4)   It seems to me that after the initial stacking is done, I can work with the original stacked images but cannot clone from one part of the working image to another, or choose coordinates from which to clone. After I close the image and reopen, I can clone from any coordinates in the working image but no longer have access to the original stacked images. Is this true, or have I missed something? Are there ways to access the alternate sources? I would like to be able to mix and match these operations.
 
Thanks!
Peter

Hey guys,
 
I just wanted to let you all know that I started a YouTube channel that is dedicated to making Affinity Photo tutorials. I have 9 videos posted now, but will definitely be making more. I really love Affinity Photo, and although I'm not a master, I wanted to share the things that I have learned! :)
 
Dispersion Effect 
 
Turn any Photo into a Pencil Drawing
 
Giving Photos an Old Look 
 
Put a Lake in a Light Bulb 
 
Double Exposure Effect 
 
Remove Unwanted Objects/People from the Background 
 
Set the Earth on Fire 
 
Remove/Change the background 
 
How to change colors in a photo
 
Let me know what you think of them! And let me know any suggestions you have for future tutorials. 
 
Thanks!
Ezra