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Did you try to change these settings?

Done! By the faster way, all seems to be ok. Now I have 1.7.1.404 installed

I use this one: https://www.huiontablet.com/inspiroy-q11k-v2.html - very good tablet, much more better than v1, . I recently bought a second one

There is no pencil tool in the Publisher. They withdrew this tool a few versions ago, it was initially present

In Photo: Document > resize document > 300 dpi (remember to set up pixel size) an then, when you add next photo to document just right click and "rasterize" In Designer and Publisher: usually document is set up to 300 dpi as default, just click "rasterize" on picture or resize picture dragging the corner to get 300 dpi value

OK, that's just one-click action, thanks

Bad news, I thought that no operations would be necessary. I've introduced a lot of interface settings and have tons of assets, shapes and styles, which I introduced slowly while testing beta. Is there any method to import everything with one click?

Will the stable version just overwrite beta? Or will it import all settings, swatches, assets, styles etc. from beta?

OK, thank you for this explanation, help in Publisher doesn't work (searching), so I could not find the tip

2019-04-26_18-18-43.mp4

Pin > Float > unpin > crash

Good idea!

This is a useful way, but only if you have to use several lines because it is time-consuming. I do a lot of technical drawings for the client and I use a lot of various lines with arrows in them. With a large number of such lines, it is easier to use previously prepared assets. At the moment it would be possible to easily zoom the arrowhead to any scale - it would greatly speed up my work on the diagram.

Yes, of course but I would like to have a thin line with bigger arrowhead

...could them be a bit larger? When I set max scale (500%), on A4 300 dpi and line 0,2 pt arrowheads are too small. I often make technical diagrams with thin dimension lines and arrows, and for example in Corel Draw I can set bigger arrows. So far, I have made such drawings in Affinity with the help of arrow assets (constraint groups), but the option with the ends of the line is much more convenient.