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That's great that thousands of people around the world are using it. And it can certainly be assumed that a few of them will even use Affinity apps (as can be deduced from the posts here). But this app will definitely not be used by "all" Affinity users. The point of my post, as I hope you understood (but unfortunately it is evident from some of the previous responses that some users have a bit of a problem with understanding), is for Serif to first add functionality (and fix reported bugs) that will benefit everyone users, not just a narrow group using a particular application. Like, for example, even RTL - it has several BILIONS writing people ALL OVER the world. Forcing the implementation of narrow and specifically applicable functionality at the expense of other widely applicable functionality is thus, in my opinion, against the interests of the majority, and Serif should take this into account when planning development priorities. Best regards.

And HW Acceleration is off?

https://www.google.com/search?q=Compatibility+with+Adobe+photoshop+site:https://forum.affinity.serif.com

https://www.google.com/search?q=white+line+site:https://forum.affinity.serif.com

Mainly so that the programmers you ask to program this function know.

As a matter of principle, developers do not comment on user requests.

Try HW Acceleration off (in Preferences).

For me No 🙂 The difference between a simple command that can be executed by clicking on a menu item or pressing a keyboard shortcut, and a macro is that, unlike a simple command, the function of which can itself be complex and complicated (see Erase White Paper, Frequency Separation, etc.) a macro will allow a "sequence" of these commands to be executed. So "Ctrl+C" = Keyboard shortcut, and "Ctrl+C and next Ctrl+V in one action" = Macro. You can freely use any nomenclature, but I think it would be good, especially when communicating on a specific forum about an application, to use the meaning defined by this application, see https://affinity.help/photo/English.lproj/pages/Macros_Batch/macros.html. Otherwise, users will not understand you (or you them), and there will be confusion.

I personally think that Affinity can do exactly what is required here. Or do we not understand what is required - for example, automatic degradation of the color range of the image to only those in the palette?

Yes, but if the "how" was a problem, then it could be asked. But in the OP's responses, the problem with the separator moving is constantly repeated, and the proposed solution is not reflected in any way.

Thanks for the explanation - in my many years of experience using many types of applications (from office applications, graphic tools to technical drawing AutoCAD and OrCAD, + programming) I have not come across any other meaning of the term Macro than is given here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macro_(computer_science)

I feel like the OP doesn't read or somehow doesn't understand the responses because it's been brought up here twice already.

https://affinity.help/publisher/English.lproj/pages/Panels/swatchesPanel.html

Video recording?

... and don't click on thousands of ads. You keep talking about "Macro" - what do you mean? Is it a real macro that performs some functions/operations, or is that what you call shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V)?

Do you work with a spreadsheet such as Excel? Here, too, you cannot change the width of individual cells, but always of entire columns (just as you cannot change the height of individual cells, but only of entire rows). Bruce described the solution.

Apparently the forum section got messed up.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Collaboration+Tools+site:https://forum.affinity.serif.com

You mean this? - drop down menu (right click) on the Layer item in Layers Panel. The problem is that it only says "Copy" and not "Copy Layer"?

Try this: https://www.google.com/search?q="separate curves"+site:https://affinity.help

Rotate Document or rotate View? https://affinity.help/designer/English.lproj/pages/DesignAids/rotateCanvas.html

Try Erase White Paper.