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Perhaps they changed it, but I never got it to work for me (as I found out when on holiday with no internet and it wouldn't start any of my games... which might have filled the time we couldn't spend watching netflix). The general point about the Affinity implementation being fairly light stands though, even if I don't particularly like it.

Why not just install it on all your computers while the internet is up? It is not like Steam, which requires an internet connection every 30 days. When twitter goes down for ten minutes it seems to make the news: I'd put "power outage for a week" in the major calamity category. I prefer the previous key-based activation, and imagine the new approach won't stop the protection being cracked for very long, but it does feel like people are making more of this than is needed. CS3 is fifteen years old and you still seem to be bitter about it: are you saying that if you can't install Affinity V2 in 2037 after spending £90 today that you will feel hard done by?

+1 Every time I need an icon for a windows application / installer I create it in designer then spend ages trying to remember how I made the icon for the last one (as I only need this every ~6 months). I'd be happy with a simple bitmap ico file export so I don't have to go looking for the dodgy online creators or gimp. Bonus points for adding scaled icons / supporting per-resolution tweaks and for supporting the mac icon bundle. If you consider this noise in the UI (i.e. not wanting to list all formats known to technology), perhaps it could be made configurable. Just please add it somewhere. I've bought the suite twice, because I like the concept, but can't use it as much as I want due to little things like this... and the lack of a DAM requiring me to export / maintain a bunch of assets when using designer / photo bits in publisher.

Thanks. It is fairly readable (for an EULA) and if my interpretation of the legalese is correct then personal family use on my PC looks fine.

Ditto. Although not just for sole traders - reading the licencing terms before you buy should not require a huge amount of detective work. I wanted to know how many PCs I could install on and if licence allows other users of the PC to run the application. The answer to to the first part is on your website just very difficult to find. Still looking for clarification on the second part.

No mention on Windows of family sharing that is supported by the Apple App Store though. Can other members of my family legally / practically use the application on their logins on the family computer?