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ivan.dedos

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  1. 22 minutes ago, mizwizzy said:

    Here's what you do (I just tried it). Type your text in Affinity Designer. Go to File, choose Edit in Publisher. Affinity Publisher opens and your text is there. Go to Text, choose Find and use the Find/Replace function. When you're finished, go to File, choose Edit in Designer. Your text is now back in Affinity Designer the way you wish it to be. Nothing remains in Publisher. It passes it there for editing and passes it back to Designer when complete.

    This may be an extra step and you will need to buy Publisher to use this method. Publisher is made to handle text formatting anyway so it is a good tool to have in your arsenal. Happy find and replacing! 

     

    Thank you! it's a good trick.
    But I'm not sure if this trick can work correctly, in cases where there are many objects, on a map for example.

    Thanks again!

  2. 8 hours ago, firstdefence said:

    In the Mac version of Affinity Designer beta 1.9.0.2 there is a contour tool, it’s a bit odd to use but you can get offset paths, but this requires the dividing of the shape which seems an unnecessary step. There is an option to press the Alt key to clone the object and apply the contour but it doesn’t appear to work and doesn’t do anything when you press the alt key and adjust the radius, maybe I’m not doing it correctly but with no information about this tool just guesswork as to how it functions/should function it a play with it and see what happens affair.

    Maybe a brief explanation about how the tool works from the dev would help?

    Contour tool Fill: Auto closed (Left Icon)
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    Radius controls distance.
    image.png.a67b7a5f1f794f34ab333097065c52da.png

     

    After using Fill: Force Open (Middle Icon) and then Geometry: Divide
    image.png.251e626b3322e46b21d957716f7c64c9.png

     great news!!! I'm excited. can I try the beta version? 

  3. 8 minutes ago, Jowday said:

    Just for the expectations alignment

    • From and including: Sunday, 12 October 2014
    • To, but not including Thursday, 30 April 2020

    Result: 2027 days

    • It is 2027 days from the start date to the end date, but not including the end date.
    • Or 5 years, 6 months, 18 days excluding the end date.
    • Or 66 months, 18 days excluding the end date.

    😀

    Wow! the numbers do not lie, and they are very realistic, although sometimes they seem cruel. there are many, many, many days ...

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