AaplMike

I still think the ability to set strokes as Overprint would be very useful (if it's not already in there like overprinting colors is)
 
For example, we print a lot of vinyl, and a small trap on overlying colours makes it a LOT easier to register the vinyl pieces...even if we'd manually have to add a stroke and set it to overprint.
 
#mikec

Hello. :)
 
I'd like to pitch in a feature request that the Artistic Text tool react to modifier keys with the additional behavior of changing the tracking/letter spacing of a text block. Currently pulling a right or left handle changes the character's width, with shift it changes scale and control some kind of stretch-rotate thing. :)
 
I often find it necessary to increase the tracking of a block to fit a particular design, and unless I'm missing something, the only way to accomplish that is by playing with direct value entry.
 
To have the ability to <modifier key>-drag a right/left center handle out to a guide or snap point while seeing the tracking change dynamically would help tons.
 
Thanks!

I agree this should be a feature in Affinity. There are many applications in the Mac space that include the ability to make minor shifts in page position when printing. Label printing apps use this extensively, for example. Different printers and drivers work differently, and for small design runs where I work & turn or work & tumble, it's be a HUGE help to have this ability in the Print dialog box. The devs can extend the Print Panel fairly easily by adding an accessory view (with locationOfPrintRect: and addAccessoryView:), which would allow one to add left/right shifts of the page at the point/mm level.

When printing duplex, the printout does not match, usually. First/second page has to be repositioned for a small amount of units. So, can you add this option to print dialog box to offset one of the pages to fit each other while printing (on paper or PDF) instead of reposition them in AD? I saw this feature in Papyrus (text processor) and it is very usefull.

Sorry AaplMike, i misunderstood your question.
Select them all on the canvas with the Node tool (shift+clik on them) and then drag them to your new layer in the Layers panel.