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Assign a (any) keyboard shortcut to Select Sampled Color command, then use it, Photo will shotdown immediately. Windows 10 Pro 1903, Windows 10 Home 1809 Photo 1.7.1.404 Photo 1.7.2.414

Flood Erase Tool doesn't update the tolerance value(at tool options bar) as you drag

https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/41382-affinity-photo-customer-beta-16072/?p=208560 Same issue still there, toolbar buttons of Layers tab are invisible, only the Group Layer button/icon is visible.

Layer toolbar buttons are invisible(but still working if you guess the position correctly) Windows 10 64-bit.

Layers tab toolbar icons(add pixel layer, remove layer, mask layer etc.) are not visible. Mouse over highlights are working(without icons), buttons are working, but all icons are invisible(except Group Layers). Windows10 64-bit, Turkish locale

As of 1.5.0.6, it seems ok now, splash screen, tool palette, export persona, everythink looks as they should, thanks.

Install folder: C:\Program Files\Serif\Affinity Designer Public Beta OS: Windows 10 Home 64-bit, Regional settings: Turkish(Turkey) PC: Asus N550JK (laptop) Graphics card: intel hd graphics 4600 + nvidia gtx 850m (tested with both, same result) Monitor resolution: 1920x1080(native, zoom level: %100), also tested other resolutions, same result i have tried compability modes and admin rights, same result

There is another topic on same issue: https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/21284-tool-symbols/ opened by Bilge Kaan, i guess he is a Turkish person too. So, probably there is a localisation issue related to Turkish install.

Turkish

Hi Mark, For me, zoom level is %100 and you are rigth, export persone is missing too.

I tested 1.5.0.4, it didn't fix the tool palette problem :(

Hi Andy, i have same problem as zero and Bilge Kaan, count me in.

Exact same problem here, windows 10 64-bit, full hd resolution, %100 scale. Tool palette looks as Bilge Kaan posted. Also, no splash screen image shown at start, just a version number shown. By the way, i am from Turkey, i guess Bilge Kaan too, there may be a relation to Turkish regional settings.