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Signguy

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  1. Font fallback is great (It would be nice to know that the font is a fallback font by some type of notation).

    Recently used fonts section of the font dropdown now also includes all fonts in the current document - GREAT ADDITION Thank you!

    PDF export fixes are great.  Most of my issues are now fixed!

     

    Thank you Affinity Team and have a Happy Thanksgiving!  Take some time off will you?  You guys deserve it.

  2. I don't have any plans for it yet, but I don't know if you'd want to risk "moving" it.  

     

    I put moving in quotes because 4 months after I bought this machine, the hard drive died.  For no reason at all.  I've never had that happen to me with a Mac, and was really shocked.  When I took it to the Apple Store to have it fixed, I was told "never move it"...y'know...a LAPTOP.  So much for being portable, and all that.  XD  I haven't had problems with it since, but the superdrive on it sucks, too.  I have to shove a disc in there 4 or 5 times to get it to accept it.  Then, the CD or DVD will just randomly pop out at any given moment, destroying most attempts to burn things or watch movies.  That's sucked since about my 3rd year owning this machine, and since I didn't renew AppleCare, I didn't bother getting it fixed.  I just get by with it for all of its dysfunction.  This is the first time I've ever had problems with a Mac that weren't age related.  Really disappointing.  Would you still want it with all these problems?...and that's not even counting shipping cost.  T_T

    Sounds like it has aged before its time but I am looking for a backup laptop that I can just throw in a bag and use in a pinch.  We can discuss specifics if you are truly interested in getting rid of it.   I'll PM you with my email address.

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    Both seems to be working fine here. You must be in text editing mode to use them. Have you changed the default shortcuts or something?

     

    MEB,  

    Prior to this latest beta, I could just select a text box with the move tool and then I could make any changes to the text that I wanted using keyboard shortcuts  (ie. tracking,  leading paragraph spacing, etc.).  

    With this latest beta, I have to select a text box with the move tool and then I have to select all the text using Command-A before I can make changes to the tracking or spacing.

    I haven't changed any shortcuts because this beta resets all shortcuts back to default.  I did notice however that when I try to get into the preferences and try to edit the default shortcut for Spacing-Tighten/Loosen or Paragraph Leading Increase/Decrease that they are set to the correct shortcut but when I clear the shortcut and try to change it back to the same shortcut option-left/right/up/down arrow, the program will only put the option command into the field and not the left/right arrows.

     

    Does this have something to do with the modifier bugs that were introduced with this beta?  The prior beta worked just fine.

  4. This is a quote taken from a review written by Ars Technica:

     

    And speaking of Mountain Lion, Apple is almost certainly going to drop extended support for that release once El Capitan is out. The company usually supports the newest version of OS X with point releases that can add larger fixes and new features while providing smaller security-focused updates to the two trailing releases. You ought to be able to get updates for Mavericks and Yosemite going forward, but Mountain Lion is done.

    So if you’re using a Mac on the support list but you’re still using 10.6, 10.7, or 10.8, our recommendation becomes more forceful: update. If not now, then soon. Aside from the features you’re missing, you aren’t getting important security updates for the OS or for Safari anymore, and you may be putting yourself at risk.

    I would imagine that Serif would drop support for Mountain Lion as well going forward?  
  5. Thanks MEB!

     

    I thought about just dragging ruler lines out and designing that way but I like the ability to snap to grid lines better (more control over entering gutter dimensions).  Moving the zero point will be a great addition in the future.  

     

    I was able to set up the grid to the correct size even though the zero point was off and then aligned and snapped my text and graphics to the grid.  Once I duplicated everything that I wanted, I turned off the grid lines and simply selected all the objects and centered everything to the page.  Worked out good enough for me.  

     

    One thing that I did have an issue with was my objects did not want to snap to the divisions.  I set each axis to have two divisions.  I was using latest Beta.

  6. Could you possibly add a Keyboard shortcut for the Studio Navigator? 

     

    I use an iPad as a secondary display and I put the Navigator on the secondary display and enlarge it full screen.  I like to be able to turn on and off the Navigator at my discretion.  I have been using the Mac's builtin keyboard shortcuts to accomplish this in the past but would like to have that as an option within Affinity.

     

    Thanks,

     

    Signguy

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