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Yes. The printer, a Canon 410, is connected to a Windows 10 system. I connect my MacBook Air to it over the WiFi network in our house. If the windows computer is sleeping, off, or the printer is off, Affinity Publisher latest beta will go into an endless loop I guess. I have to kill the process from command line. But, once I wake up the system, it prints fine.

When you insert a text box off area and then move the cursor to the title bar, the cursor is the wrong item. I have a video attached of it. Richard CursorError.mp4

If my network printer on a Windows system is not available (ie: the windows computer isn't booted or is asleep), then Affinity Publisher will totally lockup. I have to use a kill command to stop it and relaunch after the printer is available.

I'll upvote this for Affinity Photo and Designer. Especially since Photoshop and Illustrator don't support it natively and the extension for it is very flacky. This is a chance to out shine them!

Certain Thai fonts to work. Many of them do not properly have their information in the font so they do not show up properly. But, Thai fonts that have all the proper information in the font do work fine. I guess we just need better fonts! For example, the Ayuthaya font works, but Arial doesn't work. Just pick the Thai fonts that work and use them.

Oh, I see. Yes, some of my fonts work with Thai in Affinity products and some don't. I'll make a note of that. Good information. I didn't realize some of the standard system fonts don't have the proper information for the Thai fonts (Arial and such). They all work in browser based programs.

Yes. I'm not interested in the program showing Thai for the menus and such. I want to be able to format Thai documents in Affinity Publisher and make art of Thai letters in Affinity Design. Right now, all the characters that show above and below other characters are instead taking up their own spot. Very annoying.

None of the Affinity products support writing and editing in the Thai language. I'm a missionary in Thailand and need to use the Thai language in many items. When will this be supported?

All Affinity products do not properly display and edit the Thai language. I don't use Design or Photo with much Thai, but Publisher will be used with Thai a lot. For me, it's not usable right now. When will that be supported?

For me, the `นำ` has the น separate from the ำ and therefore not displayed properly. Thai support is a must for me. Especially when Designer is finally released.

Hi, I just came across this web site and was interested: http://flif.info/?ref=webdesignernews.com It's a new graphics format for better compression. It's totally free, amazing fast, and very compact. When browsers start to support it, it will give a great way to getting smaller sizes without sacrificing quality. It would be great for Affinity products to support it as well.