stefan_jellbauer

I see the clipping object inside of AD with that set, not only in Acrobat Reader. Ok I understand, the line is not getting larger. I have tried printing the logo with the visible line, and is indeed not printed :) The only thing I do not understand is that in your files there is no line. But no matter. Again many thanks for your help. I learned a lot... Stefan

Sorry for my tenacity. I turned on Use Precise Clipping in preferences, without success :( Can YOU modify the file logo-mod2 inverted.afdesign this way that no borders are shown at the outer area of the white letter? I just can not get it.

Here is the file... logo-mod2 inverted.afdesign

Hi, it´s me again. Now I have inverted the colors as I need both color combinations. The outer circle is grey now, the big "letter" is white. Unfortunately the grey circle "shines" through again at the outer edges of the "letter". I have attached the file "logo-mod2 inverted.afdesign" where you can see it. Do you have any idea to solve this issue again? Thanks in advance, Stefan

Wow... you are so good Mike Now I got it! Yes that´s it. Clipping the object to the white circle, yes... yes... yes... Thanks so much for your help! Stefan

Oh that looks good Mike. As I am not so familiar with all techniques of Affinity Designer I would ask you to attach the afdedign file, if it is not too inconvenient for you. Thanks a lot!

Thanks Mike for your approach. That was also my first try. But I was not satiesfied with the solution because the background shines through. You can see this when zooming extremely. See attached screenshot.

Hi. I still have the problems. Indeed rasterising layers helps, but I don´t want to do this because I need a pdf with best quality (--> vector).

I want to export the attached logo (created with Affinity Designer) to PDF. Unfortunately a round border around the logo is created in the PDF document. I have tried countless many variants to avoid the border, but I didn´t get it. The cause seems to be the grey background layer that "shines through".logo.afdesign