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Thank you so much! It happened to me again and this worked.

Please help! Everything was fine yesterday but this morning none of my Affinity apps would launch initially. Eventually, after a lot of bouncing in the dock, Photo and Designer did launch and are running fine, but Publisher still won't launch. Mac OS X 10.15.6. Update – it finally launched after about 6 attempts and lots of bombing! I hope this doesn't happen again. Is it anything to do with the fact that the other two were purchased through the App Store but Publisher was bought on the Affinity site?

Oh ok thanks Sean P, I'll try that.

I find AD mostly pretty stable so long as I only have one file open at a time. If there are two or more, like because I want to copy and paste between them for example, there's all kinds of weirdness, like I'll be working in one file, and hit paste, but suddenly the focus shifts to the other. The font picker also becomes really buggy, with the list disappearing before I can scroll to the font I'm after, and also quite often, it just plain crashes. This is with all recent versions (I'm now on 1.8.3), and OSX 10.15.4.

Thanks very much Lee, I can now see them under the layer menu, and have also realised that in the upgrade, the spacing buttons were just removed from my toolbar. Oops! Thanks, all good now.

I just upgraded to the latest release of Designer and Photo yesterday and now I can't seem to find any way of equally distributing objects in either! The other align tools are still there. Am I going mad?

Wow thanks everyone! Excuse my ignorance but how did you all see that extra red node?

Hi, I have been working on a shape, adding and subtracting various shapes to it, and suddenly now when I want to subtract another rectangle from it, the rectabgle and the shape just disappear. I can't carry out any operations like that on this particular shape any more. What could be causing this please? Both objects are solid fills with no stroke. I have attached the file. I would like to subtract the grey rectangle from the beige object. logo.afdesign