HBChristo

The work around for emojis in Affinity - December 2020 - is: 1/ Go to https://emojipedia.org/ 2/ Choose your emojis 3/ scroll down to the brand/version selections 4/ Drag across the emoji to the open Affinity document Note: Outside hacking, other methods don't seem to work easily enough. Editorial comment regarding emojis: Emojis Copyright should be no more relevant than Font Copyright, so it shouldn't be part of the conversation. What should be part of the conversation is why emojis are closed for public creativity, additions and insertions - and usuable - in OUR phones, etc. Essentially, it's another conversation about censorship.🥳

So I downloaded the KindleCreate Beta Tried to convert a Word Doc and it refused to look at it. (failed conversion of an 80mg file) So that's the concern, if my workflow starts and finishes inside Affinity from Word, and then the last step is to downscale ... it's me doing it ... not them. I will keep testing if Kindle's tools have stepped up, but I think they are restrictive in a destructive way. If I were adding videos, obviously I understand it ... but we're just talking higher resolution photos. But as a relative newbie, I'm getting tossed around too much, but Affinity really could answer all of that if I know how to use it. Thanks

But the problem is with the lack of customisation/ control offered in both So yes, I have a picture book in Word doc form for mac, but wish to transfer across to affinity. It imports it as Grayscale, can you explain that please... it doesn't warn or ask ... it just does it? I understand, still a relative newbie myself, AI is used for entire ebook creation. But you're right: most focus on the cover. Looking at this page, (https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/help/topic/A3IWA2TQYMZ5J6 ) I can see what you're saying but I feel I need to start from a better starting point. Text, if it can be imported correctly, can become a very important illustration design itself. Are there some full book templates, which cover the majors Kindle, iBooks etc ? I will look at Kindle's new tools.

Is this related to documents not opening automatically in colour ? Seems strange Why would that be a feature request ? Aren't we simply needing an Illustrator app ... apples for apples ?

Answer Partial By creating multiple Artboards However, when importing colour PDFs ... it is converting them to greyscale. Please explain or help.

Hi there Just looking for video tutorials on this topic. As Designer is the counterpart of Illustrator it stands to reason. Although I am looking to create entire books and not just the cover. Thankyou.