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Morten_Hjort

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  1. Just now, Hens said:

    The fonts issue is known to be a slowdown on startup.
    When ctrl+runup is used it clears out the data folder where all the userdata is stored,like the assets/presets,.....
    As soon as you open a document with embedded assets/presets it needs to find it again in that storage place.
    When found these items are again stored in your data folder and will influence the startup again.

    Ok but then if I open the application without loading a document, this shouldn't be the case should it? I almost never open Photo by clicking on a af-file (and thus loading a file on load) 

  2. Just now, Hens said:

    It is known that the initial startup takes a bit more time as to a second or third startup.
    But it may as well be an issue that is not obvious,like

    A large amount of fonts installed does affect the startup.
    A corrupted installed font that may influence the startup.
    A large amount of assets may also influence the startup.
    Running background processes that take up a lot of RAM may also influence the startup.
    Running other RAM heavy programs at the same time may also influence the startup.
     

    That all makes sense, but IMO no one of those points will explain why the initial start-up (after clearing) is 10 times FASTER than any sequential startup.

    Word also needs to load the same fonts, but its much much faster.

  3. On 3/30/2022 at 1:59 PM, NathanC said:

    Hi @Morten_Hjort,

    Do the apps stay in the dock with the bouncing effect whilst you are waiting for them to load or does it get stuck loading at the splash screen?

    Could you try resetting one of them to their default settings and see if it still takes a long time to load:

    1. Go to Applications in Finder and find Photo/Designer/Publisher
    2. Hold down Ctrl, click on the app and click open whilst still holding down Ctrl
    3. This will prompt for a new menu 'Clear User Data' with three boxes checked
    4. Press clear at the bottom right hand corner and confirm if this improves load time

    It took about 5 app-starts and then it was slow again. Clearing helps, but then the issue appear again and again. Is this common behaviour?

  4. Recently I've used services as https://www.remove.bg or https://deep-image.ai/app to quickly remove background on images I need for some simple social media posts. I've followed a few tutorials on how to do it in Affinity Photo and while its doable (often with a great result) its way to cumbersome for the bread and butter work that just needs to be done fast.

    Is there anything similar whatsoever in Affinity Photo here in 2022, which does something similar in an equally fast and easy fashion?

  5. 2 minutes ago, NathanC said:

    Hi @Morten_Hjort,

    Do the apps stay in the dock with the bouncing effect whilst you are waiting for them to load or does it get stuck loading at the splash screen?

    Could you try resetting one of them to their default settings and see if it still takes a long time to load:

    1. Go to Applications in Finder and find Photo/Designer/Publisher
    2. Hold down Ctrl, click on the app and click open whilst still holding down Ctrl
    3. This will prompt for a new menu 'Clear User Data' with three boxes checked
    4. Press clear at the bottom right hand corner and confirm if this improves load time

    It would just be bouncing all the time, but you suggestions helped! Now its back to an almost instant load! Great :)

  6. 5 minutes ago, GarryP said:

    I’ve had some issues with table borders like this myself and when they happen I’m not entirely sure if it’s just me that’s not using the software correctly, even though it feels like I am, but I can’t replicate the problem once I’ve managed to do what I want, so I can’t report anything.
    Until someone can come up with a replicable workflow and a document it can be replicated in there’s probably not much the developers can do.

    I think I perhaps figured it out although its a unlogical UX-solution.

    It seems that you can select any of the border-options and then set a color. Choosing another border-type wont change the one you just did, but it will give you options to alter values for the one selected...And not possible to see whats "active" and whats not.

    Usually if a different type is selected, that should be the sole version used. Thats at least is how other mainstream applications work.

     

    Unless I'm wrong... :D

    Skærmbillede 2021-09-01 kl. 15.23.06.png

  7. 55 minutes ago, GarryP said:

    I don’t really understand exactly what you are trying to achieve and that GIF is moving too fast for me to get a good idea.
    Can you explain more precisely what you want to do and what isn’t happening which you think should be happening?

    I simply want to remove the borders on the outside of the table and only keep horisontal lines in between the rows. No matter what I click on, nothing changes.
     
    I did however fix it now likely by a random "mistake", but it's still very very confusing to use as even though all columns and rows are selected any change doesn't seem to reflect on the table. On e.g. Word or Excel it's easy to see the change right away.
  8. 1 hour ago, h_d said:

    I don't know if there's a way to do this numerically, but if you choose Text Rulers from the View menu you can select the paragraph and adjust the sliders:

    76044888_Screenshot2021-02-22at11_13_31.thumb.png.66eb90ad2fa41d467f413e5cbc30ad85.png

    Here the downward-pointing arrow slider at the top (the tab stop) has been pulled to the left and the two indentation sliders have been adjusted to the right so that the first line indent matches the overall left indent.

    Cheers,

     

    That works! Still interested in knowing if theres a checkbox somewhere that keeps that in place without the sliders

  9. 1 hour ago, Sean P said:

    Thanks for the file. This isn't actually a bug, and has the same behaviour as 1.6. The reason you can't use the Align options is that those objects have Constraints applied, which will always cause Alignment options to be ignored. Turning of the Top Left and Top constraints will allow you to align the objects.

    But I'm 100% sure I haven't actively set it to use Constraints. If so it has done it automatically when I grouped some content. 

  10. 3 minutes ago, Sean P said:

    Hi Morten_Hjort,

    I've just tried this myself and it is working on a new document. Could you attach a copy of the offending document please?

    Attached

    Demo.afdesign

    In new docs it also works. Also had issue with paragraphs, but somehow that suddenly works. I've had more bugs with the 1.7 than 1.6 so far :l

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