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Hi! This issue is back. Or was it ever fixed? I can't expand a stroke with an arrowhead.

I have a huge issue. Just bought an iPad pro and wanted to sync files between my PC and iPad through Google drive. That works well enough.. but. In iPads "files", I can't open .afdesign files. They're greyed out when viewed through the cloud. If I create a .afdesign file on my iPad it's not greyed out, but I can only open it by drag n drop into Designer because "files" doesn't know how to open it. Hence, files does not get associated with Designer. I can't even pick Designer in Google drive through "open with" because AFDesigner is not listed as a compatible app. Can I fix this?

Great! Just glad to know it isn't just an issue on my end! :)

No one that wants to confirm??

The image explains it all. I discovered this when working on logotypes, placing different logotypes next to each other for comparisons. It's as if the "guides" grid is always in the top left corner of the artboard area. Here's a fun fact: Moving ANY artboard to the top left corner will make the guides work for that Artboard, but will remove guide functionality to the ones that's on the right side and under that top left artboard. Try moving the artboards around to see the glitch in action.

I hade no idea I could copy with ctrl-drag. There's really no issue then, thank you! Thought maybe Seriff had missed something. I guess i'm too used working with Adobe's products.

I've searched around but can't find the answer to this, and for me, it's an annoying one. If I create an object then proceed to duplicate it pressing alt+drag (or alt+shift+drag) and move it, no snapping will occur, not on any line, ruler, grid, pixel, vector etc. It's an free floating object. Unless I'm doing something wrong, I feel like this function should be added. I often work with UI and want to be able quickly align new elements w/o needing to zoom in and place them again because there's a pixel gap of 1-2 pixels.

I was just going to report this. Seems like you've noticed before me thou! I confirm this.

Okay, but I see no reason to why it shouldn't be the same despite the object being different. It's confusing having to press different commands depending on what object you're editing. Not very user friendly.

I found this little bug when trying to adapt a logotype after an image of the golden ratio I've created a vector logo, and I've imported a pixel based image. When resizing a vector object, it requires me to hold shift while draging the edge. When resizing a pixel image I simply have to drag the corner, I;E not holding the shift key. For the sake of consistency, one might thing the transform controls wold work exactly the same for pixels AND vectors. This issues is also present when trying the CTRL + SHIFT + Drag. I'm guessing it isn't supposed to be like this, maybe I can change it in preferences, haven't found it yet, but it should have the same transform controls even if the objects are different.