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Hallo, very interesting discussion ;) . Let me come back to the original problem. I already know why my computer everything was so slow. I looked up into processes. I see the process svchost takes 50% CPU performance!!! On the computer was not running any program at the time. Under process svchost is running Windows Update service and that was the problem. After turning off the service is processor performance (at standstill) to approximately 5%. Affinity is after this operation very fast.

Hallo, very interesting discussion ;) . Let me come back to the original problem. I already know why my computer everything was so slow. I looked up into processes. I see the process svchost takes 50% CPU performance!!! On the computer was not running any program at the time. Under process svchost is running Windows Update service and that was the problem. After turning off the service is processor performance (at standstill) to approximately 5%. Affinity is after this operation very fast.

Hallo,
I observe in a few last versions that Affinity is working very slowly. This can be seen even by simple shapes, by basic action (for example by selecting and deselecting of any shape). Timeout can be more than 2-3 second. Upstairs in the window bar often appears that the program is not responding.
Previously, the program operated on the same computer quickly (using OS Windows 7, 64 bit).

For program Inkscape is a good solution for export eps . Please refer to http://primandras.hu/inkscape-ai-compatible-eps-exporter/. I tried this script and gradients are OK in AI - bitmaps are not created. Shutterstock and another microstock portals accept these EPS. Maybe it inspires clever programmers and invents something similar for Affinity.

Thank you for information. I have it not tried again. The original user account I canceled. I normally do not use special characters (only inside files), this was a mistake. But I'm glad that it was useful to detect this problem. I think the European market could be of interest Affinity.