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Rick G reacted to a post in a topic: Index panel, Separator option, focus lost when typing or deleting multiple characters
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Rick G reacted to a post in a topic: V2.0.3 unable to export to PDF
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Rick G reacted to a post in a topic: V2.0.3 unable to export to PDF
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Rick G started following Installation issue with windows 11 , V2.0.3 unable to export to PDF , Frequent crashes when viewing and 1 other
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Are you able to save it somewhere else? Try to save it to your "C:\" drive. If you CAN do that then check the permissions on your "becky_Working" folder, although I suspect that your working folder (like mine) are open for anyone to do business 😁 Whichever the outcome, it will tell you something
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Rick G reacted to a post in a topic: Affinity Publisher 2 hung on installation
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Frequent crashes when viewing
Rick G replied to DarkClown's topic in Publisher 2 Bugs found on Windows
I get the same thing. Mine usually happens after first starting it. I may drag a photo in and if I TOUCH it, the program crashes with no errors. Cropping tends to set it off quite a bit -
Problems when working in a Rotated view
Rick G replied to only7yb's topic in Publisher 2 Bugs found on Windows
Agreed. I too have run into this and it is almost impossible to work -
Installation issue with windows 11
Rick G replied to Art Khachaturian's topic in Publisher 2 Bugs found on Windows
You're trying to install the MSIX file or is it installed already? If it is already installed it should be available by searching -
Rick G reacted to a post in a topic: Has a worse piece of software ever been made?
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debraspicher reacted to a post in a topic: Very Dissapointed - StudioLink Lacks Full Features of Designer & Photo
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Kelly Bellis reacted to a post in a topic: Introducing... Affinity Spotlight
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Font management tool
Rick G replied to matt//'s topic in Feedback for Affinity Publisher V1 on Desktop
I use fontbase and like it -
Scan Documents into program
Rick G replied to studio1's topic in Feedback for Affinity Publisher V1 on Desktop
I use the(free) XnViewmp to manage my graphics. You can set up any program to open a file and then access it via ALT and the number on the list It also has great scanning abilities. I just scan, save the file then ALT+1 loads it into the Photo beta If you do a LOT of scanning there is Vuescan that can even drive OLD scanners. You can scan to any fie type including PDF (and optionally and OCR text file) -
I am not sure if you assumed I was being snotty, but I was not. The easiest way to add them SEEMS to be recreating the document with the correct proportions and saving it as a template. When I moved from the old Serif products to the Affinity line I had to go through the export then import routine for a good many files which was time consuming to say the least.
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Has a worse piece of software ever been made?
Rick G replied to js8's topic in Feedback for Affinity Publisher V1 on Desktop
It only took a couple of minutes to be kind to him. If he is frustrated with something then he can come back with his issues. -
Has a worse piece of software ever been made?
Rick G replied to js8's topic in Feedback for Affinity Publisher V1 on Desktop
And please create a separate post for each issue Also try to search the forum for an answer. Also try a google search with the search items and add AFFINITY to the begining. i.e "Affinity text changes color" There are a lot of knowledgeable peole here and the are willing to help -
Has a worse piece of software ever been made?
Rick G replied to js8's topic in Feedback for Affinity Publisher V1 on Desktop
It would be HELPFUL if you posted an issue and the steps to reproduce it. That way, someone can begin to help you -
ragged edges
Rick G replied to Graham Brown's topic in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Go google "Torn Paper Brushes" You will see instructions to blend in papers you download, links to papers and links to photoshop brushes wich wok perfectly in Affinity