Pšenda

Check with the Affinty staff first, they may allocate you more space
If you delete attachments that are relevant and useful to the thread it could make those threads useless to other people in the future
 

Arial Narrow does not come with Windows.
Users typically get Arial Narrow from MS Office.
The v2.37 you have was included with MS Office 2007 and 2010.
In APub my Arial Narrow font previews look correct - just like MikeW's image above.
It appears you have some corruption of the APub font cache and/or the Windows font cache.
This could be caused by duplicate fonts, OR some other issue.
First, make sure you do not have duplicate fonts in the Windows Fonts folder.
Then, clear your Windows font cache.

Ok, I don’t know who’s bright idea it was to have OS forums
only but in case you hadn’t noticed, and I think you have by now...

You folks have multiple applications for multiple platforms!

Which is to say these forums need their OWN dedicated channels. 

Like so. 

Affinity Designer for iPad
Affinity Designer for Mac/Win
Affinity Photo for iPad
Affinity Photo for Mac/Win
Affinity Publisher for Windows
Affinity Publisher for Mac
and so on...

Otherwise this stuff is going to get incredibly confusing going forward...WAIT...IT’S ALREADY THAT!

Thanks.
 

It is not "mask", it is clipping.
- copy letter D (same position, same fx),
- draw Rectangle above letter cross,
- move/clip D copy under rectangle.
All is visible in G13RL image.
https://affinity.help/designer/en-US.lproj/pages/Layers/layerClip.html

Since predefined sizes will not suit everyone (depending on the size of the monitor), it is better to allow you to specify the exact thumbnails size.

Sorry, but how does it relate to "history", which operations, how many times and in what order did the assistant perform? In most cases, I don't even notice that an operation (even a destructive one) has been performed by an assistant. If there were any warnings, plus a list of operations performed (as I mentioned in Windows Action Center), then everything is clear and completely under the control of the user. 

I wouldn't call these critical by any stretch. They tell you what action the assistant has taken, the list is like this for Designer

Unfortunately, they are not available anywhere, so I have long ago asked for a history of the assistant's events and reports.
 

Assistant works perfectly, but his message is shown shortly, and can be overlooked.
It would help message history, or something like notification in Windows 10 (Action center). 

Uhm,my English seems to differ from yours,when i read show snapping candidates and I uncheck this, it should be the opposite and therfor should not show the candidates at all.Besides if nothing is selected why should it show?There's nothing to snap to because to which object should no selection snap to?

Hi Pšenda
With the profile removed, Affinity will use our default settings for the 'Type' you have selected at the top of this dialog - unfortunately this isn't something I can share publicly, my apologies.
As mentioned above, 'remove profile' is not the same as not having a profile/a flat profile - you can see this if you add a bevel FX to an object, then set the profile as follows -

Unfortunately this isn't something I can provide, it's simply a 'Pillow' emboss effect profile that isn't shown in the custom profile box.
From my personal testing, I can closely replicate the 'no profile' look with the following settings:
No profile -

Custom settings -

 
I hope this helps!

Just to show how a properly created form/dialog for setting preferences with significantly higher complexity, including searching.

 

Just to show how a properly created form/dialog for setting preferences with significantly higher complexity, including searching.

 

Thanks all for feedback

 

 
My mistake - indeed, a manual  *is* accessible from the Help menu within the program. Not sure how I missed this.
 

 
I still think that such a wonderful resource should be more easily discoverable from the website though and mentioned in the Welcome email.  
 
 

I originally supported the OP's proposal about Save As. However after a few months further use of Affinity Photo, I now find that Export just comes naturally. It really is just what you are used to. 
I have edited my original posting near the start of this thread.
John

As I wrote in this and in similar topic (https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/54114-affinity-photo-save-as/&do=findComment&comment=274538),
Affinity philosophy (SaveAs - native format, Export - other formats) is good for me, and I do not have a problem with it.
But I understand, that for many users with different practices it can be a unnecessary complications.
 
This can be solved very simply.
In preferences, place a selection option:
- SaveAs, only native format.
- SaveAs, all formats (native and exported).
Depending on this option, SaveAs processing is different - either an existing service, or an Export dialog with added native format.
 

https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/forum/52-feature-requests-suggestions/

 
If you included your reaction/request in this (old) thread, it would be obvious.
This way (new request without link to other thread) I have no chance of knowing, that you "read it".

This is a duplicate thread.  It has been requested before and Serif has already indicated this is not likely to happen in the near future.

So, you are saying that the IR Baboon, under your name is correct and that you are located at Castle Grayskull is correct - that seems eminently suitable
.  I will try elsewhere!  
 

Ah, that's the confusion...  many of you are still on the inferior platform.
"Yes" or "No" would violate Apple's HIGs: https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/macos/buttons/push-buttons/

No. Open TIFF (JPEG, PNG), modify and "Save" (Ctrl + S).
Menu Document, Rotate 90° Clockwise/Anticlockwise (shortcuts can be modified). 

Sorry, but isn't it always better to check before buying what the thing/program actually does? This can be found on the forum, possibly with a trial version.