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Create own Presets. https://affinity.help/publisher2/English.lproj/pages/GetStarted/newDocument.html

Therefore, it would be great to have the option to preview with the actual/selected object you want to apply the style to.

Unfortunately, you still don't understand the difference between "autosave" and "recovery". Affinity doesn't create any autosave files - it creates a recovery file that records the changes made since the previous save, and this file is only usable with an adequate source file. Keeping a history of recovery files without their adequate originals is therefore completely pointless.

Flood Fill Tool. Marquee Tool (Cut, Paste) and Move Tool. Before that, I would use Erase White Paper to get rid of the white background. Raster image/logo - APhoto. Video_2025-06-14_091545.mp4

What does a "roadmap" have to do with the functions and capabilities of a given application? Well, at least for me, what is important is what the application "can do", not what someone somewhere "promises". P. S. I wish you a happy use of Gimp - its roadmap will certainly be very useful for you when editing photos.

With regard to the "pledge" mentioned here, Serif fulfilled everything it declared in APhoto, i.e. functions/modules using ML. (I personally see the use of external modules as a step in the right direction with great potential - see the many and long requested plugins and scripts) What else did you expect in the implementation in APhoto (and should have been properly communicated and promised here in your opinion) that the aforementioned Gimp offers/will offer?

If you have not used any new functions/features that are not available in the older version, you can try transferring the document contents using Copy/Paste.

The very fact that VS is actively using third-party forums to promote its product and attract new customers cannot be considered an honest business practice. Therefore, it would be fair to continue the discussion about its use on its own forums.

I assume you mean Layer with a capital L, because a layer with a lowercase l is any item in the Layers panel.

Full application screenshot?

Are you working with the file locally or externally? (cloud folder, external/network drive).

Sure, it's been discussed here many times. But I think that for anyone who "wants" to perceive the difference between these two homonyms, their meaning is quite obvious. P. S. By the way, here is the answer to the question of what the "Layers concept" is, so I assume that labeling each layer (each object, each element, each item, each glass plane) a "layer" will not be unfamiliar even to users of competing products.

A layer with a small "l" is, as you say, an object, the Layer with a large "L" is a container for other layers and objects. P.S. Does this have any hidden context with the topic, i.e. with the Color Picker? If not, it is better to start a new thread with this topic, or find another one that deals with the issue of Layer and layers.

I think the problem probably won't be the skills of Serif's programmers.

You obviously don't understand forum principles and the meaning of tags, which are used to make it easier to find a thread when searching for a topic.