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I was trying to avoid drawing a rectangle in the background. Thanks for lock suggestion. I think I will use this one. EDIT: I tried Lock after putting the rectangle at the back. It did not stay at the back. When I moved another element with icon "Move to Back" that element went behind the rectangle. It looks like "Lock" function does not keep the element at the back.

I used "Whole document" export settings settings as shown in the additionally added files.

HI I am trying to export a drawing in Designer which has white background into .svg with also white background. It looks like drawing with white background and without white background is exported into same .svg file (100% match). I am changing background in Designer with File->Document Setup->transparent background (ON and OFF tick). It looks OK in Designer but has no effect on exported .svg. EDIT: I am attaching: 1. screenshot of document with background and without with settings shown on the screen. 2. Also I am attaching screenshot of exporting settings for svg export together with "More..." settings for document in case they are important for you. 3. resulting two documents with and without background, which are 100% same. text without background.svg text with white background.svg

I tried to write with Wingdings font in AD and it works, but only for regular characters in alphabet. Attached is alphabet in Wingdings font in AD with added last letter "ź". AD does not allow me to write this last letter in Wingdings font. It always stays in Arial font. Does AD have any limit on fonts? Any limit on Wingdings font?

I found out this bullet is character "ź" in Wingdings font, produced from bullets by Corel Draw-PDF export, which is default setting (or maybe bug) for bullets in Corel. I cannot change original now. Question is, why is AD not showing bullet since this font is embedded in PDF and also installed in my windows system. Other PDF viewers all show bullet correctly.

ORNAMENTAL.pdfI have tried to import PDF into Affinity Designer, which looks good, but leaves listing bullets with a strange "z" character. Any other opening option does not help. It is probably some font problem, but Affinity does not report any import font problem. What can I do to import properly? As an alternative solution to normal importing, is it possible in Affinity Designer to do "Replace All" on text? Attached is the problem printscreen and PDF document. Regards JohnT.