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I think this is a bug in the program which Serif needs to fix. 

I don't know if your problem is like mine, but it was extremely frustrating this morning.
When i clicked to export the slice, it opened the last file dialogue box I had open this was the folder which contained the last image I placed in my document, not the folder I wanted to save to As soon as I selected another location, the problem started and crashed Designer 2 This happened several time. I restarted the program I opened my document I pretended I wanted to place another image in my document, using File > Place and selected the folder to which I wanted to save my slice I then proceeded to select my slice, and it opened the folder I had just selected for "placing" an image (remember that I didn't really do that). Success.... Although it took a while to process I think there is a bug in the export process that needs to be fixed.
George
Saskatoon, Canada
 

I don't know if your problem is like mine, but it was extremely frustrating this morning.
When i clicked to export the slice, it opened the last file dialogue box I had open this was the folder which contained the last image I placed in my document, not the folder I wanted to save to As soon as I selected another location, the problem started and crashed Designer 2 This happened several time. I restarted the program I opened my document I pretended I wanted to place another image in my document, using File > Place and selected the folder to which I wanted to save my slice I then proceeded to select my slice, and it opened the folder I had just selected for "placing" an image (remember that I didn't really do that). Success.... Although it took a while to process I think there is a bug in the export process that needs to be fixed.
George
Saskatoon, Canada
 

I agree on the need for a brush manager. If the three programs are integrated with one another, then brushes could be in a central location of some kind, with a separation for Vector and Raster Brushes. If one of the programs cannot use both kinds, then it should be restricted to see only those it can use, with a quick message with regard to the reason that a certain brush or kind of brush will not open.

I agree on the need for a brush manager. If the three programs are integrated with one another, then brushes could be in a central location of some kind, with a separation for Vector and Raster Brushes. If one of the programs cannot use both kinds, then it should be restricted to see only those it can use, with a quick message with regard to the reason that a certain brush or kind of brush will not open.