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  1. Hi, I'm working on a project now where I have multiple artboards for my needs. I name all my artboards, but to prevent duplicate names, I want to sort my artboards so I can see my named artboards better. How can I sort my artboards alphabetically in AD2?
  2. Hi, I was wondering if there is scripting or macro support in AD2? ? At the moment, I use AHK to achieve some form of automation, but it's not always reliable. So I am wondering if there is scripting available in AD2 and if not, why not?
  3. Ah, really? That's an intuitive mode one would normally expect to see. But thank you for the alternative solution.
  4. Hi, Where can I find the "Preview" mode in Affinity Photo 2? I have language proofing on and my AP is set to English, but currently im working on a document with texts in another language. So now I have red wiggly lines underneath all my texts. Is there a preview mode I can switch to temporary to see my document without the distracting red wiggly lines all over?
  5. Hi, Is there a way to turn on percentage scaling for scaling an image placed within a picture frame? Shift, Alt, Ctrl none of the modifiers seems to work. Very annoying when i just want to scale a tiny bit
  6. Hi, I know the question of importing Rhino created Ai files into AD has been asked a few times already. The main goal is: Importing a vector export format (eg: AI, DWG, DXF, etc) which contains all layer information into AD. (PDF alas does not meet this goal) I figure, since we're on Rhino 6.21 and AD 1.7.3, there might be some added support between these two. So has there been any improvements on this particular part? If not, has anyone had any success on importing DWG with layer information into AD? I noticed this format is not supported on AD, is there a reason why?
  7. Hi, Is it possible to enable the objects that are outside of the pages to show? (see attached image) Sometimes I would put all asset I might want to put into the final document, so I put them on the side first. Thanks.
  8. I tried, it inverts all the colors to ONE color and it's not even the correct color. I think it may be a color in the opposite side of the color wheel... What I want is to Swap/exchange the colors of the stroke with the color of the fill. So, for example: Stroke color = cyan; Fill color = blue. swapping the two will become. Stroke = blue; Fill = cyan. When I press SHIFT + X, they just take ONE color. not individually.
  9. AD shows a very strange stroke when stroke is disabled. When I import the same document to Illustrator, the weird stroke is gone. AI: Below is the exported PNG from AD and AI, zoomed to 100%. Resolution is 3k x 4k The issue here is that the PNG that i exported from AD shows a thick grey stroke ???? While AI shows a better representation of what I expect.
  10. Hi, I have a document in AD with hundreds of closed curves with different stroke colors for each curve. Is there a way to mass invert the stroke and fill colors? I tried selecting all the curves and invert using SHIFT + X, but all the curves just take ONE color.
  11. I regularly use vector formats like DWG/DXF and right now i have to use Illustrator to fill that one time function to convert to a usable format into AD. Please add DWG and DXF support.
  12. Nope, whatever you guys suggested doesnt seem to work on Windows...sadly.
  13. So i've taken quite a few pictures with my camera ready to be stitched into nice panoramas. Except, I cannot drag and drop the files from windows explorer into the New Panorama window of AP. Have I missed a setting or is this simply not possible? It's a bit tedious to search through thousands of photos to find the series i want to stitch. Any Ideas?
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