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hunterae

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  1. It appears Affinity Designer also has tiled printing. I have a artboard that is 17' by 11' (ie. two standard vertical pieces of paper side by side). I set the orientation to Portrait and under Document Layout (in the print menu), i set Model to Tiled; then it split my artboard into two pages. (Note, I found that at times, I had to toggle the orientation off of Portrait and then back on it again in order for it to work - probably a bug)
  2. Same issue here. I wonder if it's a regression / bug that occurred sometime in one of the version 1.8s. I believe the book was written when 1.7 or earlier was still the version.
  3. Hi, yes, I am using two external monitors (at work); however, I have the identical issue at home when I am just using the laptop screen.
  4. Pretty much whenever I attempt to use Brushes in pixel mode, I get major major lag in performance, like 5 or more seconds sometimes, between when I draw and when the results appear on the screen. The problem seems to be more severe when using custom brushes, or the default included brushes when the width is increased to very large. I also get performance issues when I switch the blend mode from "Normal" to something like "Multiply". As far as I know, I have a pretty good computer - I've attached a few screenshots of the specs. I've also tried changing the "Performance" configurations but have yet to improve this lag. I've also tried closing running processes and applications. Am I missing something here. My computer is super fast with regards to software development but I'm new to doing graphics related things so I'm uncertain if there's hardware that I'm lacking. Thanks, Andrew
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