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  1. Ich weiss, es ist zu einfach, und du hast es sicher probiert, aber manchmal das Komputer aus- und einschalten funktioniert.

    Auch wenn du die Komputercachés wischst: Mac ausschalten, dann nochmal einschalten mit Hochbuchstabentaste gepresst (wenn in Intel Mac) oder in M1-2-3 Mac auschalten und wieder einschalten aber kontinuierlich Starttaste pressend, und nachher vom schwarzen Schirm aus: deiner Festplatte das System MIT der Hochbuchstabentaste gepresst starten. In beide Fälle: einige minuten mit dem Komputer spielen, dafür dass die Cachédateien gewischt werden, un immer danach wieder aus- und einschalten, un vielleicht funktioniert wenn das problem mit den using-Bit vom OS zu tun hat. Eine app kann alles das machen ohne so viele Arbeit: ONYX, ist gratis, und normlerweise funkzioniert prima.

    Hoffe nicht zu fehleraft auf Deutsch geschrieben zu haben

  2. I think is's not really a problem of the 3 AFF apps, but since the actualization to the last Sonoma version (14.3) in my M1 Mac, the ultraslow first launch that we used to have before M1 has returned: frequently more than 30 seconds after dock-click lasts to appear the AFF window. Its probably an OS problem, but it's annoying. It happens only on the first launch after computer (re)start, next launches are near instantaneous, as we used to.

  3. I don't know if this a bug or a misbehaviour.... and is not especially annoying, but if it can be corrected...?

    Some flaps on the Studio Tools inspector doesn't open when clicked. They need that another flap in the same level is already open

     

     

    to open adequately. In my case this occur with "Glyph Browser" and "Stroke" flaps. In previous AFPub versions the same happened to de "Find&Replace" flap. 

    I include a video, if my explanation is not completely clear. (in the video the double-click that closes the flap cannot be correctly seen, but after double click the corresponding flap is deselected)

     

  4. Since introduction M1 and latest version of AFFsuite the sluggish first start of any of the three apps was forgotten....

     

    But NOW with either last 2.2.1 apps or last Sonoma 14.1 OS the snail-first-starts have returned ... like McArthur....

     

    Something wrong? (M1 MacBookAir, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD filled only 52%, OS fresh installed, AFF apps fresh from AFFStore). Should I try different render methods: Metal, OpenGL, hardware etc....

     

    Not sure if recently some other users have reported the same issue...?

  5. Sorry, NO, Walt, in standard interface guidelines ellipsis after a menuitem is *always* leading to an ampliation of information the app needs to execute the adequate command. In MacOS this has been so since 1984. There is no exception neither option. 
    Otherwise, the absence of ellipsis should (originally) lead to the inmediate execution of the command. This second rule has been broken so frequently that today no one is surprised if after such a no-ellipsis-menuitem comes a info-extension dialog. Is another error, but so frequent that isn’t really of interest. But both are errors.
    A different thing is that a such minimal question needs to be corrected or is really not necessary, I think it’s not.
    BUT this interface discipline is law (like other rules), and good practice, in the Mac universe (this is not necessarily so in other OSs, could every interface method or interface manager have its own rules and directives).

    A good interface design and interface rules are the best way to quick and errorless work.

    Regards

    Emilio

  6. 11 minutes ago, MikeTO said:

    Hi, this is a known bug in 2.0. You can edit via the paragraph panel but not via the text styles panel. So for now edit the paragraph attributes and then update the style.

    Certainly, I said, is known from version 1.x.x. And I know the solution.

    But years have passed and it's not bad to remember such little things!

  7. This is not really a bug. Appears as an interface error, perhaps.

    Both [Rasterise...] and [Rasterise&Trim...] menuitems under [Layer] menu have (as seen in the video I send) an ellipsis or three points after the text of the menuitem. Traditionally in MacOs this ellipsis/3points is reserved for menuitems that invoke an additional dialog to select or modify any behavior. But neither [Rasterise...] nor [Rasterise&Trim...] have this. Both actuate immediately. Could this be an interface design glitch?

    Emilio

  8. This is a little error (not especially annoying) that comes from version 1, and continues in version 2.

    When using dialog for new or edit Text Style, under Paragraph>Tab Stops new tab markers can de defined. In doing that a new line creates in tab list, and in every marker a different option of "Tab stop leader character" can be chosen. To edit this leading character a little button with an ellipsis [...] should be pressed and a small popup dialog appears with the different tab options to be defined (see image 1). There is not possible neither change the leading character nor adding a character sequence (like point-space, to put less dot density in the tab leader).

    This perverse behavior doesn't happen when invoking the same (or similar) popup dialog directly in the Tab Stop definition in the Paragraph Inspector, where it's possible to type anything as tab stop leader char (see image 2).

    The  straightaway solution is to not define tab stops in text style, then modify it in the inspector, and update the text style endly. So is not severe, but it would be welcome to correct it.

    Emilio

    image 1.png

    image 2.png

  9. Answering to @rafa-cerezo in his question about Spanish hyphenation in AFPub v1 forum...

    "Hi, everyone. Does anyone know if this issue has been addressed in V2 of affinity publisher? Thank you."

    My answer, regarding version 2 was...

    "Sorry but the Spanish hyphenation continues to be DRASTICALLY CATASTROPHIC in version 2

    Is really unusable, and leads to a complete control and correction of the complete text.
    Is really, again, ununderstandable because Spanish rules are clear, published, definite, with near no exceptions, and the amount of rules is small.

    My personal solution is hours after hours of manual correction if the text is long.

    I won't give examples because those have been given before, also because the errors are excessively evident, and because it appears to be a chronic disease in a good piece of software. So like a chronic patient, is better a good medical control than other drastic or imaginative solutions.

    Resuming: version 2 is exactly so error-prone in Spanish hyphenation than version 1.

    Regards.
    Emilio"

     

     

  10. Sorry but the Spanish hyphenation continues to be DRASTICALLY CATASTROPHIC in version 2

    Is really unusable, and leads to a complete control and correction of the complete text.
    Is really, again, ununderstandable because Spanish rules are clear, published, definite, with near no exceptions, and the amount of rules is small.

    My personal solution is hours after hours of manual correction if the text is long.

    I won't give examples because those have been given before, also because the errors are excessively evident, and because it appears to be a chronic disease in a good piece of software. So like a chronic patient, is better a good medical control than other drastic or imaginative solutions.

    Resuming: version 2 is exactly so error-prone in Spanish hyphenation than version 1.

    Regards.
    Emilio

  11. Hi @loukash

    Thanx for your ideas. Solutions with kbd can be multiple.

    But the real problem is the way the interface behaves.
    The sliders are little in  size, its increment mey be excessively potential (quick on beginning, slower with bigger sizes).... all the elements in the interface are small.

    Solutions come through, i.e., enhancing size of sliders, managing number in number fields lively with simple keys like arrows, etc… Also occurs with other commanding structures.
    With big screens or far screens, all presenting small sizes of interface elements to the eye of the user, the daily use of the apps need a lot of training.
    Possibly I’m too old to have a crisp seeing capability ( I’m near to 70 year old), but for young eyes this tiny elements pose a high strain to the eyes (possibly ergonomically inappropiate).
    We really don’t should tell Serif-Affinity to change it’s interface idea, ‘cause apps are as they are’, we only can adapt to what Affinity will offer.

    I like the suite of apps as a whole (idea, interface, price, outcomes, etc…), and try to adapt to them instead of fight against. 
    Sorry for the excess of philosophy.

     

  12. Yes yes I know
    But in not-english keyboards access to [, ], {, }, \, ´, > etc... is difficult, using multiple key modifiers

    Sure you can change the keyboard shortcuts, sure... but all, and every time the preferences reset (what it's not so infrequent...)
    So is no good solution

    But, no problem, is not a heavy problem, we can survive without it

    And I'm reasonably happy with the app suite (and a bit more happy when the iOS versions grow to matureness)

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