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People need to learn that you cannot cram in every single option of other software wich took 30 years to evolve in a first edition. It takes time to implement these features and test them. Of course I want a product that has it all in it's first incarnation but this is not realistic. In other words, how much is Serif willing to implement in the first version and what will roll over to version 2, wich will take time... Most posts in this forum are about suggestions and so called necessary features and all think it has priority...Do you see the dilemma?! Wich to implement first....?!

You're wrong about that...It's the fastest raw viewer.....

Preflight: https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/preflighting-files-handoff.html Better check before saving! If I recall correctly, the preflight options on older versions had the option to package in the preflight tool.

In order to add a hyperlink to the hyperlinks panel, select your hyperlink, click on add hyperlink and you'll see a name appearing in the list (hyperlink1). You can then click on go to target or go to source to either go to the target or go to the source.

Also called "preflight".

I put it in the Affinity Photo forum first but then realized it's needed for the whole suite as well, hence the second request to make it available to the whole suite.

Jpeg 9.1 is available and has many advantages over the old standard. Incorporating this new file format(codec) might be a great selling point over other software as no-one has incorporated it into professional software yet.

The new Jpeg 9.1 file format(codec) has some hugh advantages over the old standard. Will you guys incorporate support for this new format into the Affinity Suite? I mean, lossless compression, 12 bit, HDR, etc. is something very nice to have.

Corrupt font in there? Or used by another application?

Would certainly welcome support of the Astute Graphics suite of plug-ins.

Apperntly it's not a priority. Most bugs are fixed fast...Or it's a very complex one wich takes time...

You can always go back to Adobe and rent their software, with bugs and all. I got CC2019 installed on my pc and it's really sslloooowwww....

Use the tools you need, it doesn't mean Publisher isn't good enough for other people.

Because of the newly adopted file format.

PDF's are mainly used for output and transport to a printing facility. This was stated by Adobe quite clearly. If you want to save all settings, you should save in the appropriate format. This goes for the Affinity trinity as well. If you convert, some settings are lost!