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The file I uploaded has been edited with 1.7.331. Then use 1.7.258 to open it and get the error.

I've uploaded the file, please check it. Here's a screenshot of the error pop-up window btns.afdesign

Yeah, PDF is a backup solution. Thank you for caring about my problems from the beginning and for the advice you have provided. ❤

If that's the case, it's disastrous for me. Too many of my files are in the 1.7beta version. I saw Mark Ingram reacted your comment which makes me worry more about what you're saying is becoming a reality. I do not require the official version to support all beta files. I only hope the official version can support the last beta files.

Well, You're right. As I couldn't help but use the 1.7 beta version at work, my working files had been 'kidnapped' and could no longer be opened with an older version. From then on I can only use the affinity designer beta versions. I didn't realize before that the structure of the files in version 1.7 would change. Now I pray that 1.7 of the official version will be able to open any previous version files!

Just now I use version 1.7.258 to open an edited .afdesign in version 1.7.331, with the software prompt "The file appears to be corrupted". Is this an accidental phenomenon? Or is it true that 1.7.258 can't open a file saved in version 1.7.331?

Agree with the views of rubs. For illustration workers, slight movements are difficult to observe and do not cause major problems. However, for UI designers, a small amount of error can have catastrophic consequences, such as incorrect size of the slices, alignment problems, and so on. As a UI designer who uses Affinity Designer heavily, I have been forced to develop the habit of constantly alerting the size and position of objects, and I am very careful about every mouse click, because the mouse is too sensitive. The problem of slight movements was raised a few years ago, and it did improve in later versions, but as rubs said, it has not been fully resolved. Long-running Affinity Designer will slow down, and the probability of a light-shift problem will increase dramatically.

It's useful when drawing an icon set.

bump. It's been a year and there's been no response. Why you've been ignoring this advice?

is the layout information saved in some folder that I can copy to another computer to reproduce my layout?

Hi Sean P, Thank you for the explanation! I took a moment to figure out how to align the text. The key is to adjust the indentation value. Thanks again.

Text are not aligned when font size is greater than 21 v.188 Windows 10

Hi Sean P, here it is. 1.0 (Beta).zip

Hi Sean P, check this out. This problem appeared in my home computer. I can't reproduce it in my office computer. v.188 Windows 10

Hi Sean P, this is document without artboard, I can set margins for guides. below, I create an artboard for the exact document in screenshot above, margin is not working. v.188 Windows 10